Tiled layout with boxplot and 'Padding', 'none'
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When using 'Padding','none' for my tiled layout. The box plots are not centered and are cropped inside the figure.
figure
t = tiledlayout(1,2, 'Padding', 'none');
nexttile;
boxplot(randn(10,5));
nexttile;
boxplot(randn(10,5));
Result:
Why is that and how to solve it?
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Kevin Joshi
2020-6-17
Suggestion: Use tight_subplot
https://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/27991-tight_subplot-nh-nw-gap-marg_h-marg_w
Matt J
2021-4-16
'Padding'='none' is not a documented setting. The choices are either 'loose','compact', or 'tight'.
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Adam Danz
2021-4-16
Why this is happening
The boxplot function uses a local function setLabelappdata() to adjust the axes' OuterPosition, PositionConstraint & LooseInset properties after the boxplots are rendered. However, these properties are not editable in axes created by TiledLayout. Matlab throws a warning. Hopefully MathWorks will either address this problem or make the position properties of tiledChartLayout objects editable.
Warning: Unable to set 'Position', 'InnerPosition', 'OuterPosition', or
'ActivePositionProperty' for objects in a TiledChartLayout
Workarounds
1. In your case, set padding to compact instead of none (see other updates to Padding options in r2021a).
3. Use axes or subplot instead of tiledlayout.
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There are also alternative boxplot routines on the File Exchange that you could try, which do not attempt the property settings that Adam mentions. This one, in particular, seems to work,
t = tiledlayout(1,2, 'Padding', 'tight');
nexttile;
boxplotx(randn(10,5));
nexttile;
boxplotx(randn(10,5));
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