- you could create several piecewise linear (or log) axes beside each other, and split the drawing up between them.
- you could transform your original x data in a non-linear way, and tell xticklabels to lie about what values are there, and ignore the problems you are creating for zoom or data cursors
- you could transform your original x data in a non-linear way, and tell xticklabels to lie about what values are there, and go through a bunch of trouble to get zoom and data cursors to act sensibly
- you could create a subplot or inset graph that focused on the area of greatest interest
Can my x-axis have varying scales for certain ranges of values?
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Is it possible to scale my x-axis so the intervals are spread further apart from each other for more time-sensitive data and closer together for the data that spans across a larger time period?
For example, I would like the distance between the x-ticks to be relatively small from 60- to 180-seconds. Conversely, I would like the gaps to be significantly wider from 180-seconds to 200-seconds so the plot is less crowded.
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Walter Roberson
2021-12-2
Is it possible to scale my x-axis so the intervals are spread further apart from each other for more time-sensitive data and closer together for the data that spans across a larger time period?
No, it is not.
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Chunru
2021-12-2
Yes. You can change the tick locations:
t = 1:200;
x = sinc(2*pi*.125*t);
plot(t, x);
set(gca, 'XTick', [0:20:60 70:10:100 125:25:200])
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the cyclist
2021-12-2
编辑:the cyclist
2021-12-2
Here is a simple example:
x = 1:10;
y = 2*x;
figure
plot(x,y)
xtick_loc = [0:0.5:2 3:2:7 8:0.5:10];
set(gca,'XTick',xtick_loc)
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