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Plotting axis in the correct position
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Context: I am coding a scanner, and one of the features is to take an ROI scan atop a larger scan. The end result should be the ROI scan pasted on top of the original, in the place of the selected ROI. One thing I noticed is that the position property of the rectangle is relative to the axis, but the position property of the axis is relative to the figure (the axis range could be for example -12 to 12 in the x and -12 to 12 in the y, and [x,y] = ginput(1) gives the correct coordinate. I want an ROI image between 3 and 5 in the x, and 3 and 5 in the y. But using axes('Position', [3 3 2 2] does not give the correct position for the ROI, it's somewhere offscreen.)
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Adam Danz
2020-6-23
Just to clear up some terminology, the data units are mm. The axis units are normalized. The ROI is plotted on the axes; it's a child of the axes. So you cannot place the axes within the ROI but you could place the ROI within the axes.
It sounds like you just need to use xlim() and ylim() and perhaps axis equal or axis tight.
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