Plotconfusion - How to adjust size?
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Hello,
I am using the plotconfusion command to plot a confusion matrix. There are approximately 23 classes and the result of the plotconfusion command is a graphical confusion matrix, but the numbers are all scrunched up and on top of each other (impossible to read). I am ultimately trying to save the confusion matrix displayed to a png file, I really don't care about the display of it.
The closest I have found to a solution is to do something like: set(gca,'Units','normalized'); set(gca,'Position',[0 0 1 1]);
And then to save the confusion matrix that displays to a PNG file.
On my work computer, this still doesn't even give acceptable results because my screen simply isn't big enough. It also cuts off the bottom X axis labels. But on my home computer, the screen is bigger and the resized confusion matrix is almost acceptable, but still the numbers are not aligned. I have also been successful at making the font smaller (~6pt) and this works, but really I don't want to have to do that. I want to just produce a big image that we can scroll around on. To do this, do I really need to have a monitor the size of the image I want to produce?
My question is how can I save the PNG file and make the confusion matrix an arbitrary size without having to resort to maximizing the figure on my home computer and resizing the figure?
Thank you,
C
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AMAL targhi
el 11 de Jun. de 2016
hi i have the same problem did u found the solution ?
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Viet Pham
el 22 de Mzo. de 2021
Hi all, this is late but if you're still curious, use the Windowstate property like figure('WindowState','maximized') to get it maximized after calling the plotconfusion function.
DGM
el 22 de Mzo. de 2021
Really, this is a good case for export_fig()
Using 'windowstate' is only an option in R2018a and up.
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