Create a square loglog subplot

Hello all

I want to create a plot of 6 subplot logarithm. so far so good.

The problem is that I would like to create "square" log figures like on picture 1 except that matlab displays rectangular subplots by and automatically adapts the height/width ratio according to the size of the general plot.

Answer 1

[Matt J]

Use

axis square

[clement casotti]

Thank you for your response,

it seems to work but now i want to increase proportionally the size of each of them because it display really too small even if the windows size is big

[Matt J]

I don't know how you are displaying them.

[clement casotti]

subplot(3,2,1)

set(gcf, 'Position', [120, 80, 1600, 900])

hold on

scatter(data(position1:position2,1),data(position1:position2,2),'o','b','filled')

scatter(data(position1:position2,1),data(position1:position2,3),'o','b')

scatter(data(position1:position2,1),data(position1:position2,4),'s','r')

scatter(data(position1:position2,5),data(position1:position2,6),'x','g')

axis square

grid on

set(gca,'xscale','log')

set(gca,'yscale','log')

legend('Symetrique','AC','BC','Gerber')

titre=strcat('Sondage géoélectrique de 2002 numéro:',int2str(nom));

title(titre)

hold off

subplot(3,2,2)

[...]

[Matt J]

Because your subplot array is taller than it is wide, you must make your figure window taller than wide as well, e.g.,

figure(1)
for i=1:6
subplot(3,2,i)
plot(rand(1,5)); axis square    
end

h=figure(1);
h.Position(3:4)=[640,950];

Otherwise, there is a tighter limit on how large the square tiles can grow.

figure(2);
for i=1:6
subplot(3,2,i)
plot(rand(1,5)); axis square    
end
h=figure(2);
h.Position(3:4)=[950,640];