Hey Dormant,
I understand that you are reading an image in MATLAB and the image is aliased and you want to know if you can fit the image in figure without aliasing.
To address the aliasing issue when displaying the image in MATLAB, you can control the size of the tile where the image is displayed to match the image's dimensions. This way, MATLAB won't need to stretch or shrink the image, which can introduce aliasing. Unfortunately, tiledlayout and nexttile don't offer direct control over the size of individual tiles. However, you can approximate a solution by manipulating the figure size and the tile aspect ratio to better match your image's dimensions.
Here's the code for the same:
% Assuming your screen DPI is 100 for conversion (adjust as necessary)
dpi = 100;
% Calculate figure size in inches
figWidth = 2274 / dpi; % width in inches
figHeight = 1382 / dpi; % height in inches
% Create figure with specified size
fig = figure('Units', 'inches', 'Position', [1, 1, figWidth, figHeight]);
% Use tiledlayout
tiledlayout('vertical', 'TileSpacing', 'none');
% Display the image in the first tile
nexttile;
heliImage = imread(fileHeliStack);
imshow(heliImage, 'InitialMagnification', 'fit'); % Try to prevent MATLAB from resizing
ylabel('Helicorders');
% Your plotting code for other tiles remains the same...
I hope this helps!
