How do I scale an image and a plot in a subplot in matlab

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Hi all, I have this plot of an image and a set of plots which I plotted together using subplot. However, I realized the image is not scaled with the plots (Should scale to the height of the adjacent plot subplot(222)). Please how do I scale the image to the plots? I tried assigning figure handles to the image plot (subplot(221)) with the hope that, I can access the width or height properties of that single plot but it did'nt work. Can someone please assist me? I have provided an example code below. Thanks
clc
close all
clear all
URL ='http://structures.wishartlab.com/molecules/HMDB00126/image.png';
filename = 'test.png';
urlwrite(URL,filename);
y = imread(filename, 'BackgroundColor', [1 1 1]);
subplot(221) % First subplot
imshow(y);
x = 0:0.2:4*pi;
subplot(222) % Second subplot
plot(x,sin(x))
subplot(223)% Third subplot
plot(x,cos(x))
subplot(224) % fourth subplot
plot(x,tan(x))

Answers (2)

Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 18 Jan 2018
You can set the 'Position' property of the subplots to adjust the image size if you don't like the default size it is picking.
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Lewis Asilevi
Lewis Asilevi on 19 Jan 2018
Edited: Lewis Asilevi on 19 Jan 2018
Hi expert, I am not so accomplished in matlab. Still learning. I however tried to look around(fiddling here and there) but didnt really get any results. I looked here
where you provided an answer to a similar problem but the answer does not seem complete.

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 19 Jan 2018
Use image() instead of imshow(). imshow changes a number of properties. In my experience, imshow can seldom be used safely in a gui for anything other than roughly display of images when you do not care much about the size, and you are not plotting anything else in the same axes, and you have no interactive components.

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