To save a plot in Matlab, you can use the "saveas" function. Simply pass in the figure handle and the desired file name with the appropriate file extension, such as ".png" or ".jpg". Example: saveas(figure_handle, 'my_plot.png')
Yes, you can specify the size and resolution of the saved plot by using the "PaperPosition" and "PaperUnits" properties of the figure. Example: set(figure_handle, 'PaperPosition', [0 0 5 5], 'PaperUnits', 'inches')
Saving a figure in Matlab saves the entire figure window, including axes, labels, and any other elements. Saving a plot, on the other hand, saves only the actual plot itself without any additional elements.
You can save multiple plots in one file by using the "subplot" function to create a grid of plots, and then saving the entire figure as described in question 1. You can also use the "print" function to save multiple plots in one file by specifying the file name and format.
Some common file formats for saving plots in Matlab include .png, .jpg, .pdf, .fig, and .eps. You can also use the "print" function to save in other formats, such as .svg or .tiff.