Figure title/labels in LaTex cutoff
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Hi. If you run a code like title('$$\frac{1}{2}$$','interpreter','latex','fontsize',20) Matlab will set the title '1/2' on a figure window, neatly written in LaTex. However, the estimated size of this text is smaller than it really is, so the upper most part is cut off from the figure (hidden underneath the menubar)
I've tried to come up with a general solution using position, outerposition, extent, etc... But I haven't had any luck. The same is the case for x- & ylabels, written with LaTex.
Anyone out there who has a solution, or is up for the challenge to find one? Thank you!
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jay
2012년 4월 27일
I found this suggestion from http://automatica.dei.unipd.it/tl_files/utenti/varagnolo/matlab/HowToMakePrettyFiguresWithMatlab.pdf
% in order to make matlab to do not "cut" latex-interpreted axes labels %
set(gca, ’Units’,’normalized’, ’Position’,[0.15 0.2 0.75 0.7]);
Then play around with the values in 'Position' until the frame looks right.
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Daniel
2020년 10월 15일
Apparently, this won't work in TiledLayout: "Setting this property has no effect when the parent container is a TiledChartLayout."
Any other solutions? My colorbar label is being cut off.
Fangjun Jiang
2011년 3월 7일
what if you adjust the font size? title('$$\frac{1}{2}$$','interpreter','latex','fontsize',10) looks acceptable to me when the figure is in its default window size.
title('$$\frac{1}{2}$$','interpreter','latex','fontsize',20) looks good when the figure window is in full screen.
Germán
2011년 5월 17일
I also get the same issue with the Tex interpreter, it usually cuts the \rangle or \langle character in ylabel or xlabel depending the font size.
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Peter
2012년 3월 22일
편집: Walter Roberson
2017년 11월 15일
xlabel('time $t$','Interpreter','latex');
fig('units','centimeters','width',14,'height',4,'font','Helvetica','fontsize',16)
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