In the above image, I'd like to change 10^1 to a more beautiful way, like 10_superscript(1).
Can anyone help me?
Thanks,
To the best of my knowledge, having Latex style formatting is not supported for the tick labels. However there is a method described here http://blogs.mathworks.com/pick/2007/09/24/tex-interpreter-in-x-tick-and-y-tick-labels/ which might work for you.
What version of Matlab are you using? In 2012b it is already in latex style.
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I am looking to draw a shape that is a squiggly line to divide text.
Please can someone give me some guidance on how I would go about doing this?
Here is what I'd like to create:
Any help wiould be much appreciated..
Thanks,
Jack
You might be looking for paths , a tool that allows you to create shapes and lines and "freestyle" with them. This guide explains the shapes that different methods create, and this more advanced article that introduces math and trigonometry.
I did not find a specific resolution for your problem, but these are great guides on what to do. If I am able to reproduce the result you are looking for, I'll post the code.
I wonder why I have a very bad rendering when I use the Painters custom renderer in figure Export Setup?
Look at this image which has used OpenGL:
and this one, which has used Painters.
What the hell is going on here?
There's a bug in 2014b-2015a. The easiest way to fix this is to upgrade to 2015b or newer.
I had a workaround where I used matlab2tikz but that took a bit of work for my application.
I don't believe there to be a workaround that can create .png files from Matlab that works on those versions of Matlab (even export_fig has the same problem).
How to make a special slider (or jslider) with areas after minimum and maximum range on Matlab?
Please see the illustration:
Thanks
You need a custom Java control, using a custom paint() method. I suggest that you repost your question as a Java Swing question (tags Java, Swing, JSlider) - this should get you some responses. Then use the control in Matlab as usual.
I need to detect the full face region in my app...
Is it possible to detect that region ?
Currently i was using the CIDector to get the face features...
CIDector detects only nose,left and right eye...
how do i detect the entire full face(not as square marked face entire space. I attached the image below exactly what is the need) from the source image...?
any idea or solution for this problem is highly appreciated...
Thanks in advance....
Regards,
Spynet
I am not sure, if it is possible to do it using CIDetector. I would recommend you more sofisticated solution like OpenCV. Take a look here: http://www.eosgarden.com/en/opensource/opencv-ios/overview/
and to the OpenCV documentation:
http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/
Hope it helps. It is ore complicated way but you can handle it.
im planning to do a percentage visualisation using a circle, and am currently trying to figure out what framework / technique to use.
i have used corePlot for graphs so far and have been wondering if it might be an option
my ideas are so far:
1: use a Core Plot piechart and add a covering circle layer in the middle
2: try to use quartz 2d to do it somehow
attached is a mockup how it should look like so you get an idea:
what do you think might be the best approach here? id like avoid using cover-up subviews and such..
is there any simple solution i might be missing?
thanks in advance
sebastian
(PS: i do not hope for any code here, just a general fingerpoint to the right direction)
As more of an alternative than an actual straightforward CorePlot answer, you could display your percentage in a customized version of the UICircularProgressView control which I can personally vouch for.