Labels on the contour have too many digits
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How can I set the precision of the numbers on my contour plot? Now the clabels are like: 1.29567, I would like to have it rounded like: 1.3.
Thanks
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Matthew Perkins
am 10 Sep. 2018
I found this works. And seems much easier. I have R2015b.
[c,h]=contourf(X,Y,H);
h.LevelList=round(h.LevelList,3) %rounds levels to 3rd decimal place
clabel(c,h)
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Tom Shenton
am 21 Jun. 2020
Great elegant solution. Worked really well.
MohammadReza Jabbari (Jabari)
am 16 Jul. 2020
this is worked. thanks
Zhao Shuaijie
am 17 Feb. 2021
works well !
thanks
Moises Jezzini
am 12 Sep. 2016
Bearbeitet: Moises Jezzini
am 12 Sep. 2016
An update since this was the first answer in my search. This works for 2014b or above, previous solution does not work, due to a change in the way clabel works.
[X,Y,Z] = peaks;
figure;
[C, ~] = contour(X, Y, Z, 5, 'ShowText', 'on');
tl = clabel(C, 'FontSize', 10);
itvec = 2:2:length(tl);
NewCoutours = zeros(size(itvec));
for i= itvec
textstr = get(tl(i), 'String');
NewCoutours(i) = round(str2double(textstr), 2);
end
contour(X,Y,Z, NewCoutours, 'ShowText','on');
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Hugo
am 30 Jul. 2013
You could use
[C,h]=contour(...);
texth=clabel(C,h);
texth is a vector that contains the handles of all labels. To get the value in label number n you can use
textstr=get(texth(n),'String');
textstr is a string of chars, not a number, so you should do
textnum=str2num(textstr);
to convert to a number. Then you can set the precision by using
textstrnew=num2str(textstr,'%1.1g');
and then set the label to
set(texth(n),'String',teststrnew);
Hope this helps.
mauricio misraji
am 15 Mär. 2023
You can add the option to the contour command:
"LabelFormat","%0.1f"
where 0.1 means just 1 decimal digit. For example:
contour(X,Y,Z,levels,'ShowText','on',"LabelFormat","%0.4f")
shows 4 decimal digits.
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