[FieldTrip] Adding tick marks to the X and Y axes in multiplotER and multiplotTFR images

[Erin White]

Hi Steve,
Thanks so much for your helpful comment!
I'll give this a try!

All the best

Erin

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Erin White, PhD
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
Neurosciences and Mental Health
The Hospital for Sick Children
555 University Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
Telephone: (647)834-7813
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Sent: November 27, 2015 7:28 AM
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Subject: Re: [FieldTrip] Adding tick marks to the X and Y axes in multiplotER and multiplotTFR images

Hi Erin,

I don't use the multiplot functions much, so my solution is clunky and there may be others on the list with a better way to do this. But just in case, here's how I do it:

Rather than using multiplot, I make each plot individually, and use the subplot() command to arrange multiple plots into a figure. Within each subplot, I just use some custom code to draw the ticks. For example:

tickspots = [-200:200:1000]; % one tick every 200 ms, from -200 to 1000 ms
tickheight = [-.5 .5]; % how high and low the ticks will go

for tickspots = tickspot % iterate through tick spots
plot( [tickspot tickspot], tickheight, 'k' ); % plot each tick as a black line
end;


Best,
Steve



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Hi,
I'm new at programming and was wondering if someone could help with something that I'm sure is simple.
I'd like to add tick marks to my multiplotER and multiplotTFR figures so that the timing and amplitude (for multiplotER) and timing and frequency (for multiplotTFR) scales are presented clearly. For example, I'd like a tick mark on my X axes every 200 ms, and on the y axes, every 2 mV for ER images and every 5 Hz for TFR images.

Could anyone suggest what I should add to my code to show this?

Thanks very much!

Erin












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Erin White, PhD
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
Neurosciences and Mental Health
The Hospital for Sick Children
555 University Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
Telephone: (647)834-7813<tel:%28647%29834-7813>

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