Superimpose a curve on a a image generated by 'imagesc' command, I need to keep two different Y-axis.
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First, I have generated a image plot using the the command 'imagesc' with a data matrix 'A'. I have fixed the Y-axis limits (as it is needed).
Now I have to plot a curve (t) on the same image plot with same X-axis but different Y-axis scale.
Requirement is, the Y-axis corresponding to the image plot should be on left side and the Y-axis corresponding to the curve should be on right side.
>>imagesc(x,y,A); hold on; plot (x,t);
Please give suggestions how to handle axis in this case ?
Thank you ......
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Raghava S N
on 3 Oct 2024
Hi prasad,
To create plots with two y-axes, you can make use of the “yyaxis” function in MATLAB. Refer to this link for more information on the “yyaxis” function - https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/yyaxis.html.
Use the following lines of code in your script to have the Y-axis corresponding to the image on the left side of the plot and the Y-axis corresponding to the curve on the right side of the plot –
imagesc(x, y, A);
hold on;
yyaxis left;
ylabel('Image Y-axis');
% Plot the curve with a different y-axis scale
yyaxis right;
plot(x, t)
ylabel('Curve Y-axis');
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