Plot options for hsvplot
P = hsvoptions
P = hsvoptions('cstpref')
P = hsvoptions
returns a list of available
options for Hankel singular value (HSV) plots with default values
set. Use dot notation to change the option values. You can use these
options to customize the appearance of a Hankel singular value plot
created with hsvplot
.
P = hsvoptions('cstpref')
initializes the plot options you selected in
the Control System Toolbox™ Preferences Editor dialog box. For more information about the editor, see
Toolbox Preferences Editor.
The Hankel singular-value plot options include:
Option | Description |
---|---|
Title , XLabel , YLabel | Label text and style |
TickLabel | Tick label style |
Grid — [off|on] | Show or hide the grid |
GridColor — [Vector of RGB values
in the range [0,1] | color |'none' ] | Color of the grid lines |
XlimMode , YlimMode | Limit modes |
Xlim , Ylim | Axes limits |
YScale — [linear|log] | Scale for Y-axis |
| Options for the Hankel singular value computation. See hsvdOptions for detailed information
about these options. |
Both hsvd
and hsvplot
generate Hankel
singular-value plots. hsvplot
is useful when you
want to customize properties of your plot such as axis limits, scale, and label
styles. Use hsvoptions
with hsvplot
to define properties
for your plot. For information on the ways to change properties of your plots,
see Ways to Customize Plots.
getoptions
| hsvd
| hsvdOptions
| hsvplot
| setoptions
| stabsep