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P = sigmaoptions
P = sigmaoptions('cstprefs')
P = sigmaoptions returns a list of available options for singular value plots with default values set. You can use these options to customize the singular value plot appearance from the command line.
P = sigmaoptions('cstprefs') initializes the plot options you selected in the Control System Toolbox Preferences Editor. For more information about the editor, see Toolbox Preferences Editor in the User's Guide documentation.
This table summarizes the sigma plot options.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Title, XLabel, YLabel | Label text and style |
| TickLabel | Tick label style |
| Grid [off|on] | Show or hide the grid |
| XlimMode, YlimMode | Limit modes |
| Xlim, Ylim | Axes limits |
| IOGrouping [none|inputs|output|all] | Grouping of input-output pairs |
| InputLabels, OutputLabels | Input and output label styles |
| InputVisible, OutputVisible | Visibility of input and output channels |
| FreqUnits [Hz|rad/s] | Frequency units |
| FreqScale [linear|log] | Frequency scale |
| MagUnits [dB|abs] | Magnitude units |
| MagScale [linear|log] | Magnitude scale |
In this example, set the frequency units to Hz before creating a plot.
P = sigmaoptions; % Set the frequency units to Hz in options P.FreqUnits = 'Hz'; % Create plot with the options specified by P h = sigmaplot(rss(2,2,3),P);
The following singular value plot is created with the frequency units in Hz.

getoptions, setoptions, sigmaplot
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