How can I get rid of Title and x-label parts by default?

Hi friends

I generate plots using ezplot. I changed some Default properties like Linewidth, Linecolor, Fontsize, .... using some codes as follows:

set(0, 'DefaultAxesFontSize', 20); set(0, 'DefaultAxesFontName', 'Cambria'); set(0, 'DefaultAxesFontWeight', 'Bold'); set(0, 'DefaultAxesLineWidth', 2);

But, I can not get rid of "Title" and "x-label" that appear by default. Please help me to get rid of them.

please see attached picture. (I don't know why there is no attach button!!!).

[Aishwarya Rao]

You can simply try

title('')

to override the existing.

[rezheen]

Nice!

Answer 1

[Adam]

Use

doc fplot

instead. It has neither of these by default and is recommended by the help to use instead of ezplot (at least in my R2017a version anyway and fplot has been in Matlab since before R2006a)

[Moein]

Thanks Adam,

I used following code: fplot(V2, [0 3.5 -0.05 1.05]);

but two mistakes happened: 1) The curve's linewidth changed to 0.5 while I had set its default value equal to 2 and it workes correctly using ezplot. 2) The axes' ranges are set incorrectly (the values of V2 are not from -0.05 to 1.05, but its range is from 0 to 1).

help me if you can

[Adam]

 fplot(V2, [0 3.5 -0.05 1.05], 'LineWidth', 2);

will deal with the line width.

For the range I don't know what V2 is, but if I do:

figure; fplot( @(x) sin(x), [-0.05 1.05] )

I get the range [-0.05 1.05] as expected.

[Moein]

thank you dear Adam

about linewidth, I said I wanna generate figures with appropriate linewidth by default, not by adding code after fplot.

about the range, the appropriate range is [0 3.5 -0.05 1.05] that includes [0 3.5] as x-range (horizontal axis) and [-0.05 1.05] as V2-range (vertical axis) but in your case [-0.05 1.05] is x-range. For more details, when I use [0 3.5 -0.05 1.05] the range [0 3.5] applies for x-range correctly but the range [-0.05 1.05] does not appear while it works correctly for ezplot.

Is there any way to hide these properties for the same ezplot? any way similar to: set(0, 'Default.............', ------------);