In Matlab, if we do not rotate the y-label that contains several letters, the label may overlap with the tick numbers or even the y-axis. We can increase the distance between the y-label and the y-axis in the following way:
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plot(A, B);
y=ylabel('xxx', 'rot', 0); % do not rotate the y label
set(y, 'position', get(y,'position')-[0.1,0,0]); % shift the y label to the left by 0.1
However, a problem is that if we change axis([0 1 0 25]) to axis([0 10 0 25]), the distance between the y-label and the y-axis will also change. Is there a convenient way to shift the y-label slightly to the left, but keep the distance between the y-label and the y-axis constant when we change the range of x?
然而，问题是如果我们改变轴([0 10 25])到轴([0 10 0 25])，y-标与y轴之间的距离也会改变。是否有一种方便的方法将y标签稍微移到左边，但是当我们改变x的范围时，保持y轴与y轴之间的距离?
1 个解决方案
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You can use normalized units for the y-label position. Try this:
你可以使用标准化单位的y标签位置。试试这个:
set(y, 'Units', 'Normalized', 'Position', [-0.1, 0.5, 0]);
Normalized units are always relative to [0 1], so the range of your data doesn't matter.
归一化的单位总是相对于[0 1]，所以你的数据的范围并不重要。
#1
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You can use normalized units for the y-label position. Try this:
你可以使用标准化单位的y标签位置。试试这个:
set(y, 'Units', 'Normalized', 'Position', [-0.1, 0.5, 0]);
Normalized units are always relative to [0 1], so the range of your data doesn't matter.
归一化的单位总是相对于[0 1]，所以你的数据的范围并不重要。