How do I change the x and y coordinates in a colormap?

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Yixin Shao
Yixin Shao am 11 Feb. 2019
Beantwortet: Adam am 11 Feb. 2019
I have a 2-D array fourier tranaformed with each value in it indicates the value at a certain frequency and wavevector(each row represent a frequency with interval df and each column represent a wavevetor with interval dk), when I use "imagesc" to plot, the coordinate on x-axis and y-axis show the number of the column and row, how can I change it into the position and time I want? Like for [i,j], the coordinate should be (i*dk,j*df).
Y = fft2(array);
Yshift = fftshift(Y);
f1 = figure;
imagesc(abs(log(Yshift)));
colorbar;
resultft.png

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Adam
Adam am 11 Feb. 2019
doc imagesc
shows that the first two arguments can be the x data and the y data if you use the 3-argument syntax or property-value pairs to explicitly set XData and YData.
Alternatively, if you keep the handle from your imagesc call:
hImage = imagesc(...)
you can change
hImage.XData = ...
hImage.YData = ...
to appropriate values.

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