Graphs behaviour after tiledlayout, stackedplot or subplot functions

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Benoit Roux
Benoit Roux 2020년 11월 30일
댓글: Benoit Roux 2020년 11월 30일
Hi,
I wrote some live script to analyse my data. Every time I use either tiledlayout, stackedplot or subplot functions for few graphs, all the subsequent graphs will then have the same layout, even though I haven't ask for it.... It's really annoying as I often need to restart my workspace, which is really time consuming. I’ve attached 2 screenshots with one where I used tiledlayout and the next graph (heatmap) where I didn’t used it but got it anyway…
Thanks in advance!
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Adam Danz
Adam Danz 2020년 11월 30일
Could you provide links to the tif files (or just attach them) and anything else needed to run the file?
Benoit Roux
Benoit Roux 2020년 11월 30일
I can't give you that as they are way too big... Instead I've made a simplier version of my mlx and I can give you the generated data from above. To be honest I feel it's more a problem related to my installed software, rather than the code itself... Which btw happen both on linux and windows installed verison...

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Adam Danz
Adam Danz 2020년 11월 30일
When you call heatmap in the line below you're still using the 2nd axes in the tiledlayout created above. That's why the heatmap is added to the tiledlayout.
h=heatmap(hGR2',"Colormap",jet(14),"ColorLimits",[0.6,1.3],'XLabel','Time', ...
If you want the heatmap on an independent figure, create the figure before calling heatmap,
figure()
h=heatmap(hGR2',"Colormap",jet(14),"ColorLimits",[0.6,1.3],'XLabel','Time', ...

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