MATLAB: Police increase of X/Y label in plot

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I want to increase the police in the xlabel or ylabel in my plot (figure). Can you help me in that? So is for the legend

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I think you are referring to the Properties of the text and coordinates. You can add properties of Fontsize and Fontweight to xlabel and ylabel. Look at

doc xlabel

for example.

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MATLAB: Find the variance of x/y

I've added this as a second answer, since it answers the question as modified by the OP.

Essentially, you have two discrete sets of values. You are asking to compute the POPULATION variance of the ratio of the members of those discrete sets, thus all possible combinations, assuming they are equally likely to arise. I emphasized the word "population" for a reason, since you need to be careful in how you compute a population variance. The difference is in the divisor inside the variance code. That difference can be quite significant for small sizes.

x=[1 1 2];
y=[2 4 5];
[xx,yy] = meshgrid(x,y);
var(xx(:)./yy(:),1)
ans =
     0.056728

So note the 1 as the second argument to var there. That indicates to var to divide by N, not N-1 in the variance computation. We divide by N when this is a complete population, N-1 when it is a sample variance.

MATLAB: Subplot with varying number of plots

Hi,

no, you can't insert the figure, but you can do something that should look like what you want. You can "combine" subplots to be one larger area:

fig0 = figure;
subplot(2,2,1:2); plot(x,y3);
subplot(2,2,3); plot(x,y1);
subplot(2,2,4); plot(x,y2);

Titus

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