LaTex interpreter in Heatmap ax-label
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I want to use the LaTex interpreter in the xlabel and ylabel of a Heatmap plot.
I know how to do it for the plot() command, where I just have to write (it is just an example, and it works):
plot(x, f(x))
xlabel('$x$','Interpreter','latex')
ylabel('$f(x)$','Interpreter','latex')
The command heatmap() doesn't seem to work like the plot() command. Here's the code I'm using, where the variable Err is a MxM matrix:
heatmap(M,M,Err)
xlabel('$M_{1}$','Interpreter','latex')
ylabel('$M_{2}$','Interpreter','latex')
from which I receive the following error code:
Error using matlab.graphics.chart.Chart/xlabel
Too many input arguments specified when using xlabel with heatmap.
If I don't write the string 'Interpreter','latex' leaving just
heatmap(M,M,Err)
xlabel('$M_{1}$')
ylabel('$M_{2}$')
the code works but the label looks like in the figure:
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Benjamin Kraus
2023-9-20
h = heatmap(rand(30));
h.XLabel = '$M_{1}$';
h.YLabel = '$M_{2}$';
h.Interpreter = 'latex';
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Scott MacKenzie
2021-5-6
h = heatmap(M,M,Err);
h.XLabel = 'M{_1}';
h.YLabel = 'M{_2}';
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Scott MacKenzie
2021-5-6
No really. It seems, as noted in a comment from Walter, that you can't set the Interpreter for heatmap objects.
You might consider re-stating your objective, perhaps in another question, without reference to latex.
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