Creating Blank Axes with TikZ and PGFPLOTS (Unlocking LaTeX Graphics - Video 32)
In this episode of Unlocking LaTeX Graphics, applied mathematician Tammy Kolda responds to a viewer question by demonstrating how to create blank axes using LaTeX. She offers two methods: one using TikZ and another using PGFPLOTS, delving into the pros and cons of each approach. The tutorial covers detailed coding steps, including setting up the preamble, drawing grids, adding axis lines and ticks, and customizing the appearance. Tammy also shares insights on making the code more flexible and reusable. Watch to enhance your LaTeX skills for creating educational materials such as quizzes and handouts. Be sure to like, subscribe, and check the show notes for additional resources and links to relevant episodes.
00:00 Welcome & Today's Topic
00:34 LaTeX Document Preamble
01:10 TikZ Blank Axes
04:09 PGFPLOTS Blank Axes
09:08 Thanks or Watching
Key terms: LaTeX, PGFPLOTS
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