% Let's say we have just a column of data to boxplot. We can label the data and change label properties in this way.
k = figure; boxplot(MyData,'labels',{'MyLabel'});
h = findobj(k,'string','MyLabel');
% Now we have a handle of the object which has a property 'string' with its value 'MyLabel'.
% Without putting k, findobj will look through all the figures we have to find corresponding strings.
set(h,'fontsize',15,'fontname','times new roman');
% We can change font properties of the label 'MyLabel' with set function.
% Becasue the fontsize is bigger now, we may need to re-locate the label.
pos = get(h,'position');
% Returned variable pos has 3 components. We can change the planar label location by changing values of first two components.
set(h,'fontsize',size_you_want,'fontname','font_type_you_want','position',[pos(1) pos(2)-number_you_want]);
% Test with several numbers to fit your figure.
% A shortcoming of this method is that we have to find the handle of each label one by one. :( Sorry for that this is the best I can provide. For multiple columns of data and labels, please utilize loop syntax.
it's irritating :(
굳이 우리말로 다시 안 써도 되겠지..?
혹시 질문 있으면 메일 주세요. :)
