To insert a MATLAB figure in Latex, you can use the \includegraphics command. First, export your figure from MATLAB as a .eps or .pdf file. Then, in your Latex document, use the command \includegraphics{filename} to insert the figure in the desired location.
You can resize the figure by adding the optional arguments [width= ] and [height= ] to the \includegraphics command. For example, \includegraphics[width=0.5\linewidth]{filename} will resize the figure to half of the document's line width.
Yes, you can change the font size and style of the figure's labels in Latex by using the \set command. For example, \set{\small\textit{Label}} will change the label to small and italicized.
To add a caption to the figure, you can use the \caption command. This should be placed after the \includegraphics command and before the \label command. For example, \caption{Caption text} will add a caption to the figure.
Yes, you can reference a MATLAB figure in Latex by using the \label and \ref commands. Place the \label command after the \caption command and then use \ref{labelname} to reference the figure in your text.