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danago
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I want to create a plot, but want the horizontal axis to have increments as multiples of pi eg. {0, pi/2, pi, 3pi/2, ... }
Is this at all possible in matlab?
Is this at all possible in matlab?
From MATLAB help - keyword: Axes properties:
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Note that tick labels do not interpret TeX character sequences (however, the Title, XLabel, YLabel, and ZLabel properties do).
The radian scale is used in MATLAB to measure angles in radians instead of degrees. This is important because many mathematical functions and formulas use radians as the default unit for angles.
To plot data on a radian scale in MATLAB, you can use the polarplot
function. This function takes in polar coordinates (r, theta) and plots the data on a polar coordinate system with theta measured in radians.
Yes, you can change the scale of a plot from degrees to radians in MATLAB by using the xticklabels
function. This function allows you to specify the labels for the x-axis, so you can change the labels from degrees to radians.
To adjust the range of the radian scale in a plot, you can use the rticks
function. This function allows you to specify the values for the tick marks on the radial axis, so you can adjust the range of the radian scale to fit your data.
Yes, there are other ways to plot data on a radian scale in MATLAB. You can also use the polaraxes
function to create a polar axes object and then use the plot
function to plot data on the polar axes. Additionally, you can use the compass
function to create a polar plot with a compass-like appearance.