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Re: Adding labels to a GraphicsGrid object
Posted:
Oct 31, 2010 6:37 AM
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Does using Labeled[(*your graphics object(s)*),(*label*)] (with its
Alignment and Spacings options) not do what you need? It's a bit
difficult to give advice on this (and your earlier thread) without
example code. I'd be a bit surprised if you had to write your own
intricate labeling function.
Best,
Zach
On 10/31/2010 12:08 AM, kj wrote:
> As I described in an earlier post, I am trying to add labels to a
> complex GraphicsGrid object.
>
> This object is in fact a GraphicsRow of GraphicsGrid objects.
>
> I need to add various labels on each side of the overall graphic.
> These labels must line up with various elements of the overall
> graphic. Many of these labels are associated with closely-spaced
> objects, therefore they have to be placed within tight tolerances.
> Also, I need to generate many figures like this one, so manual
> adjustment of the label positions is out of the question.
>
> I've tried many ways to do this, but they have all failed. My most
> successful attempt so far used heuristics to determine the positions
> of the desired labels. To do this my code extracted the centers
> of the elements in the various grids, and performed the necessary
> scaling and translations of these points to obtain their coordinates
> in the overall graphic (which I call "global" coordinates).
>
> The computed global coordinates are off. The problem (I think)
> rests with the computed scaling factor, for converting the coordinates
> local to each sub-figure to the global coordinates of the entire
> array. I have not found a way to compute this factor with sufficient
> accuracy. I can tell you what doesn't work: taking the ratio of
> the 4th parameter of the Inset objects generated by GraphicsGrid
> to the PlotRange of the inset image. The reason for this is that
> area corresponding to this PlotRange is substantially smaller (to
> an unpredictable degree) than the area corresponding to the 4th
> parameter to Inset.
>
> If anyone can tell me how I can compute the exact scaling factor
> for converting from the local coordinates of the arrayed subfigures
> to the global coordinates of the entire composite figure I'd greatly
> appreciate it!
>
> TIA!
>
> ~kj
>
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