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Bruce Rogers
am 28 Jun. 2021
Kommentiert: Bruce Rogers
am 28 Jun. 2021
Hello everyone,
does someone know how to write the value of the points in the x-axis? in my case, I got different periods and I want to write them in the X-axis,
the first one 0.5pi, second 1 pi, ..., the last one 8pi.
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I'm thankful for every idea!
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Scott MacKenzie
am 28 Jun. 2021
Bearbeitet: Scott MacKenzie
am 28 Jun. 2021
If you want text labels with greek symbols, set the x ticks and x tick labels for the axis. Here's the general idea:
x = 0:0.5*pi:2*pi;
y = sin(x);
plot(x,y)
labels = {'0' '{\pi}/2' '{\pi}' '3{\pi}/2' '2{\pi}' };
set(gca,'xtick', x, 'xticklabels', labels);
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Scott MacKenzie
am 28 Jun. 2021
Some minor tweaks...
n = 5;
p = zeros(1,n);
for i = 1:length(p)
p(1,i) = 0.25*2*pi;
p(2,i) = 0.5*2*pi;
p(3,i) = 1.0*2*pi;
p(4,i) = 2.0*2*pi;
p(5,i) = 4.0*2*pi;
end
delta_s = rand(1,5); % data added to avoid crash (change, as necessary)
figure(6)
plot(p,delta_s,'-o')
title('Grün: 0.2, Lila: 0.1, Gelb: 0.05, Rot: 0.025, Blau: 0.01')
labels = {'0' '{\pi}/2' '{\pi}' '3{\pi}/2' '2{\pi}' '5{\pi}/2' '3{\pi}' '7{\pi}/2' '4{\pi}' '9{\pi}/2' '5{\pi}' '11{\pi}/2' '6{\pi}' '13{\pi}/2' '7{\pi}' '15{\pi}/2' '8{\pi}'};
set(gca,'xtick', p(:,1), 'xticklabels', labels);
xlabel('Periodendauer');
ylabel('Differenz der Periodenmaxima');
legend('Blau: 100Hz','Rot: 40Hz','Gelb: 20Hz','Lila: 10Hz','Grün: 5Hz', ...
'location', 'southeast');
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