imshow title is cut off

I am trying to add a title to an image plotted with imshow. However, if the image is too large, the title gets cut off.

I know that a solution is to play with 'Position' properties of the axes. However, as I want to illustrate sampling issues, I require specific sizes. Since there is a large void space below the image, I would simply like for the image to shift a bit downwards, and stop eating my title.

Below is some sample code, and associated images, ot illustrate the issue.

If anyone has an idea and/or an explanation, I would be glad to them.

Thanks in advance!

figure, imshow(0.7*ones(100)), title('Test1')
figure, imshow(0.7*ones(300)), title('Test2')
figure, imshow(0.7*ones(500)), title('Test3')

Answer 1

[Star Strider]

I cannott reproduce that behaviour, at least here. One possibility is that the problem does not exist in R2024b, and that upgrading could solve it. The other option is to change the figure Position property without altering the axes Position property.

I experimented with that here, although since the problem is not present, I cannot determine if the result is effective.

figure, imshow(0.7*ones(100)), title('Test1')

figure, imshow(0.7*ones(300)), title('Test2')

figure, imshow(0.7*ones(500)), title('Test3')
hf = gcf;                                               % Figure Handle
pos = hf.Position                                       % Get Figure Position

pos = 1×4

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hf.Position = pos +  [0 -100 0 100];                    % Change Figure Position

pos2 = hf.Position                                      % Check Result

pos2 = 1×4

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[Paul]

Thanks, I managed to make this work in the end.

Regarding reproducing the behavior, it turns out it depends on the screen size. No problem when my computer is docked, but problems arise when I'm using my 14' laptop on its own.

[Star Strider]

As always, my pleasure!

I’m happy that you got that sorted. For problems such as yours, there’s not a lot I can do from here except to suggest an approach.