MATLAB production of IEEE-compliant drawings insert Latex

1.MATLAB is best saved as an EPS format, although the IEEE also supports other formats such as PNG, but when you save it as a PNG format, it is easy to do so in the case of late illustrations with insufficient resolution.

2. Matlab in the Save as picture, will keep the image of the white also preserved, when the picture in the latex inserted, will occupy a large gap, resulting in the main figure is very small. The remaining white can be removed in the following ways:

First Imshow (uint8 (data), ' border ', ' tight ', ' initialmagnification ', ' fit ');

This is to show the picture of the image, Uint8 (data) is the image data in the unsigned eight-digit format display, where the data is the MATLAB workspace to save the image pixel values of the matrix, the following parameters are removed left white, not modified, copy it.

Then set (GCF, ' Position ', [0, 0, width of picture, height of picture]); You can insert the Save as in EPS format.

Because the IEEE color map is very expensive, if you want to save the color map to grayscale format, as long as the import into Photoshop, choose Mode-Grayscale, just fine.

3. When Latex is inserted,

If you would like to insert two images side by side, you can refer to the following insertion method (\usepackage{subfigure} is required here):

\begin{figure}
\subfigure[fuck]{
\label{a}
\includegraphics[width=1.5in]{untitled.eps}}
\subfigure[shit]{
\LABEL{B}
\includegraphics[width=1.5in]{untitled.eps}}
\caption{***********}
\label{fig}
\end{figure}

If you want to add a frame to the picture, you can refer to the following insertion method:

\begin{figure}
\centering
\SETLENGTH{\FBOXRULE}{1PT}
\setlength{\fboxsep}{0cm}
\fbox{\includegraphics[totalheight=2in]{untitled.eps}}
\caption{}
\LABEL{C}
\end{figure}

1PT is the thickness of the box, and 0cm is the distance between the box and the picture.

MATLAB production of IEEE-compliant drawings insert Latex