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How to set axis limits for multiple axes?
Set the limits for the x -axis and set the minimum y -axis limit. Use an automatically calculated value for the maximum y -axis limit. x = linspace (-10,10,200); y = sin (4*x)./exp (.1*x); plot (x,y) axis ([-10 10 0 inf]) Set Axis Limits for Multiple Axes
Why is the axis of the plot not displayed?
The solution to the problem is to place the x-axis where it will be visible. Hence you can try the following code: Because the plot function need two elements (coordinates): x and y. You provided the y coordinates and without user defined x coordinates, R assigns standard 1:n coordinates where n is equal to the number of points, in this case 5.
What’s the difference between axis and Axis style?
axis (limits) specifies the limits for the current axes. Specify the limits as vector of four, six, or eight elements. axis style uses a predefined style to set the limits and scaling. For example, specify the style as equal to use equal data unit lengths along each axis.
What are the limits for the current axis?
axis (limits) specifies the limits for the current axes. Specify the limits as vector of four, six, or eight elements.
How to change the location of the axes?
Use the gca command to access the Axes object. By default, the x -axis and y -axis appear along the outer bounds of the axes. Change the location of the axis lines so that they cross at the origin point (0,0) by setting the XAxisLocation and YAxisLocation properties of the Axes object.
How can I change the Axis limits in a Mesh plot?
For an automatically calculated minimum or maximum limit, use -inf or inf, respectively. Create a mesh plot and change the axis limits. Then revert back to the default limits. Control the direction of increasing values along the x -axis and y -axis by setting the XDir and YDir properties of the Axes object.