by Suresh Narayana » Sun, 12 Jan 2003 07:06:02
For a manuscript, I am trying to put together 2 or more images on top
of each other. To save space, I would like to put them kissing each
other. But there seems to be some dead space. IF I give the co-ords.
very close, one of the images disappear meaning they are overlapping.
Is there a way?
Also, is there a way to put colorbar at a specific place without any
gaps?
Thanks.
Suresh
by Michael Robbin » Sat, 18 Jan 2003 03:15:48
<snip>Quote:>put together 2 or more images on top
> of each other. To save space, I would like
> to put them kissing each other. But there
> seems to be some dead space.
File Name: jointfig.m
Author: DO-SIG GONG
Summary: Joint subplots without any space between them.
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by Jim Mansfiel » Sat, 18 Jan 2003 04:00:15
[snip]Quote:> <snip>
> >put together 2 or more images on top
> > of each other. To save space, I would like
> > to put them kissing each other. But there
> > seems to be some dead space.
Perhaps this is too obvious, or was answered before but what about:
foo = [zeros(50,50) ones(50,50)];
imagesc(foo)
Just make the two images one array and display that.
-Jim
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% ... and
set(gca,'visible','off');
us
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