Adjust plot to image size
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Hi Everyone,
I want to plot a graph over an image. the image is 750X800 but my graph goes from 0 to 20 on x axis and 0 to 36 on y axis. As a result the graph looks very small and shrinked up. How can I adjust the size of graph so it looks normal over the image.
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Walter Roberson
2020-12-6
If you use image() or imagesc() to draw the image, then you can specify leading parameters that are boundaries of where to place the image in data coordinates.
image(xlocation, ylocation, ImageArray)
If you use image() or imagesc() or imshow() then you can instead pass in 'XData' and 'YData' options to control the positions:
image(ImageArray, 'XData', xlocation, 'YData', ylocation)
The x location you pass in is a vector of values. The first value is used to control the x data coordinate at which the center of the bottom left pixel is to be placed. The last value is used to control the x data coordinate at which the center of the top right pixel is to be placed. Any other entries in the vector are ignored. Likewise, the y vector is used to control the y data coordinate of the center of bottom left, and center of top right.
I emphasize: coordinates of centers . So if you give a data coordinate of 0 then do not be surprised to see the last pixel sticking out past 0.
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Gurbir Sandhu
2020-12-6
In that case, you will have to use multiple axes, such as yyaxis
I don't want to change anything in the image
The difference between specifying data coordinates for the image, versus using "natural" data coordinates of it and arranging the plot to cover the same space on the axes, comes down to which coordinate system you need the datacursor to indicate.
Is it really the case that if the user activates the data cursor, that you want the coordinates they get back to be the pixel row / column numbers, disconnected from the x and y values of the plot you are drawing?
img = sort(randi([0 255], 240, 320, 3, 'uint8'));
x = 0:20;
y = rand(1,length(x)) * 36;
fig1 = figure(1);
ax1 = axes('Parent', fig1);
image(ax1, [0 20], [0 36], img);
ax1.YDir = 'normal';
hold(ax1, 'on');
plot(ax1, x, y, 'r');
xlim(ax1, [0 20]); ylim(ax1, [0 36]);
hold(ax1, 'off');
fig2 = figure(2);
ax2left = axes('Parent', fig2);
image(ax2left, img);
ax2left.YDir = 'normal';
xlim(ax2left, [0 320]); ylim(ax2left, [0 240]);
ax2left_pos = ax2left.Position;
ax2right = axes('Position',ax2left_pos,...
'XAxisLocation','top',...
'YAxisLocation','right',...
'Color','none');
hold(ax2right, 'on'); %to preserve color
plot(ax2right, x, y, 'r');
xlim(ax2right, [0 20]); ylim(ax2right, [0 36]);
hold(ax2right, 'off')
Gurbir Sandhu
2020-12-6
Walter Roberson
2020-12-6
Notice the slight border shift, most noticeable at the bottom. If i recall correctly, the default for image() is to put the center of the bottom left pixel at (1,1)
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