Matlab Axis settings

1. Axis ([xmin xmax ymin Ymax])

Sets the coordinate range of the current drawing, respectively, to the minimum and maximum of the x-axis, and the minimum maximum for the y-axis

2. V=axis

Returns a row vector containing the current coordinate range

3. Axis Auto

Restore the axis scale to the default setting automatically

4. Axis Manual

Freezes the axis scale, and if hold is set to ON, then the drawing behind will use the same axis scale range as before

5. Axis Tight

Set the coordinate range to the plotted data range

6. Axis Fill

This is the coordinate range and the aspect ratio of the screen, so that the axes can contain the entire drawn area. This option is only valid if Plotboxaapectratio or Dataaspectratiomode is set to ' manual ' mode

7. Axis IJ

Sets the axis to matrix mode. The horizontal axis is now left-to-right, with vertical coordinates from top to bottom

8. Axis XY

Sets the coordinates to Cartesian mode. At this point the horizontal coordinates are taken from left to right, and the vertical coordinates are taken from bottom to top.
9. Axis Equal

Set the screen aspect ratio so that each axis has a uniform scale interval

Axis Square

Set the axis to square

Axis Normal

Restores the current axis frame to full size and cancels all restrictions on the unit scale

Axis Vis3d

Freezes the screen aspect ratio so that the rotation of a three-dimensional object does not change the scale display of the axis

Axis off

Turn off all axis labels, ticks, backgrounds

Axis on

Turn on all axis labels, ticks, backgrounds

Resources

1. Programming, drawing, setting axes, making your own axes.

Matlab Axis settings