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Label6 & Plot7 & Plot8&Plot9\
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    $beginarraycccc
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    Label5 & Plot4 & Plot5&Plot6\
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      $beginarraycccc
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      Label5 & Plot4 & Plot5&Plot6\
      Label6 & Plot7 & Plot8&Plot9\
      endarray $










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      Is it possible to use GraphicsGrid and do something like this?



      $beginarraycccc
      textX & Label1 & Label2& Label3\
      Label4 & Plot1 & Plot2&Plot3\
      Label5 & Plot4 & Plot5&Plot6\
      Label6 & Plot7 & Plot8&Plot9\
      endarray $







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          If you are willing to forego GraphicsGrid and give up some control over the placement of the decorations, it can be as simple as this:



          Make a 3 x 3 array of graphics (this is adopted from a previous answer}



          circles[n_] :=
          Module[r, cntr,
          r := RandomReal[.25];
          cntr := RandomReal[1, 2];
          Graphics[Table[EdgeForm[Black], Hue[RandomReal[]], Disk[cntr, r], n],
          PlotRange -> 0, 1, 0, 1, PlotRangeClipping -> True, Frame -> True]

          lines[] :=
          Module[lf, rt,
          lf := With[x = RandomReal[.48], Red, Line[x, 0, x, 1]];
          rt := With[x = RandomReal[.52, 1], Blue, Line[x, 0, x, 1]];
          Graphics[lf, rt,
          PlotRange -> 0, 1, 0, 1, PlotRangeClipping -> True, Frame -> True]]

          SeedRandom[4];
          graphics =
          Apply[
          Show,
          Partition[Transpose[Table[circles[8], 9], Table[lines[], 9]], 3],
          2];


          Make the headers:



          colHeaders, rowHeaders = Partition[Table[Style[Row["Label", i], "TBI"], i, 6], 3];


          Make the grid with TableForm:



          TableForm[graphics, TableHeadings -> rowHeaders, colHeaders]


          grid






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            Here is an option:



            plots = Table[Table[Plot[Sin[i x + j], x, 1, 10], i, 3], j, 3];
            xlabels = "", "Label 1", "Label 2", "Label 3";
            ylabels = "Label 4", "Label 5", "Label 6";
            GraphicsGrid[Join[xlabels, Transpose[Join[ylabels, Transpose[plots]]]]]


            enter image description here



            Updated with a slightly prettier option:



            xlabels = Text[Style[#, Large]] & /@ "", "Label 1", "Label 2", "Label 3";
            ylabels = Text[Style[#, Large]] & /@ "Label 4", "Label 5", "Label 6";
            Grid[Join[xlabels, Transpose[Join[ylabels, Transpose[plots]]]], Spacings -> 2, 1]


            enter image description here






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              You could construct Graphics for the row and column headings. Something like this. Would have to adjust the vertical / horizontal placement of the label text.



              plotGrid = Table[Plot[Sin[x], x, 0, 2 Pi], 2, 2];

              plotRowHeader =
              Table[Graphics[Style[Text["Label " <> ToString[i]], 12]], i, 2];

              plotColumnHeader =
              Table[Graphics[Style[Text["Label " <> ToString[i]], 12]], i, 3,
              4] // Prepend[Graphics[Style[Text["X"], 12]]];

              graphicsGrid =
              plotGrid // Prepend[plotRowHeader] // Transpose //
              Prepend[plotColumnHeader];

              GraphicsGrid[graphicsGrid]


              enter image description here






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                $begingroup$

                If you are willing to forego GraphicsGrid and give up some control over the placement of the decorations, it can be as simple as this:



                Make a 3 x 3 array of graphics (this is adopted from a previous answer}



                circles[n_] :=
                Module[r, cntr,
                r := RandomReal[.25];
                cntr := RandomReal[1, 2];
                Graphics[Table[EdgeForm[Black], Hue[RandomReal[]], Disk[cntr, r], n],
                PlotRange -> 0, 1, 0, 1, PlotRangeClipping -> True, Frame -> True]

                lines[] :=
                Module[lf, rt,
                lf := With[x = RandomReal[.48], Red, Line[x, 0, x, 1]];
                rt := With[x = RandomReal[.52, 1], Blue, Line[x, 0, x, 1]];
                Graphics[lf, rt,
                PlotRange -> 0, 1, 0, 1, PlotRangeClipping -> True, Frame -> True]]

                SeedRandom[4];
                graphics =
                Apply[
                Show,
                Partition[Transpose[Table[circles[8], 9], Table[lines[], 9]], 3],
                2];


                Make the headers:



                colHeaders, rowHeaders = Partition[Table[Style[Row["Label", i], "TBI"], i, 6], 3];


                Make the grid with TableForm:



                TableForm[graphics, TableHeadings -> rowHeaders, colHeaders]


                grid






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                  $begingroup$

                  If you are willing to forego GraphicsGrid and give up some control over the placement of the decorations, it can be as simple as this:



                  Make a 3 x 3 array of graphics (this is adopted from a previous answer}



                  circles[n_] :=
                  Module[r, cntr,
                  r := RandomReal[.25];
                  cntr := RandomReal[1, 2];
                  Graphics[Table[EdgeForm[Black], Hue[RandomReal[]], Disk[cntr, r], n],
                  PlotRange -> 0, 1, 0, 1, PlotRangeClipping -> True, Frame -> True]

                  lines[] :=
                  Module[lf, rt,
                  lf := With[x = RandomReal[.48], Red, Line[x, 0, x, 1]];
                  rt := With[x = RandomReal[.52, 1], Blue, Line[x, 0, x, 1]];
                  Graphics[lf, rt,
                  PlotRange -> 0, 1, 0, 1, PlotRangeClipping -> True, Frame -> True]]

                  SeedRandom[4];
                  graphics =
                  Apply[
                  Show,
                  Partition[Transpose[Table[circles[8], 9], Table[lines[], 9]], 3],
                  2];


                  Make the headers:



                  colHeaders, rowHeaders = Partition[Table[Style[Row["Label", i], "TBI"], i, 6], 3];


                  Make the grid with TableForm:



                  TableForm[graphics, TableHeadings -> rowHeaders, colHeaders]


                  grid






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                    $begingroup$

                    If you are willing to forego GraphicsGrid and give up some control over the placement of the decorations, it can be as simple as this:



                    Make a 3 x 3 array of graphics (this is adopted from a previous answer}



                    circles[n_] :=
                    Module[r, cntr,
                    r := RandomReal[.25];
                    cntr := RandomReal[1, 2];
                    Graphics[Table[EdgeForm[Black], Hue[RandomReal[]], Disk[cntr, r], n],
                    PlotRange -> 0, 1, 0, 1, PlotRangeClipping -> True, Frame -> True]

                    lines[] :=
                    Module[lf, rt,
                    lf := With[x = RandomReal[.48], Red, Line[x, 0, x, 1]];
                    rt := With[x = RandomReal[.52, 1], Blue, Line[x, 0, x, 1]];
                    Graphics[lf, rt,
                    PlotRange -> 0, 1, 0, 1, PlotRangeClipping -> True, Frame -> True]]

                    SeedRandom[4];
                    graphics =
                    Apply[
                    Show,
                    Partition[Transpose[Table[circles[8], 9], Table[lines[], 9]], 3],
                    2];


                    Make the headers:



                    colHeaders, rowHeaders = Partition[Table[Style[Row["Label", i], "TBI"], i, 6], 3];


                    Make the grid with TableForm:



                    TableForm[graphics, TableHeadings -> rowHeaders, colHeaders]


                    grid






                    share|improve this answer











                    $endgroup$



                    If you are willing to forego GraphicsGrid and give up some control over the placement of the decorations, it can be as simple as this:



                    Make a 3 x 3 array of graphics (this is adopted from a previous answer}



                    circles[n_] :=
                    Module[r, cntr,
                    r := RandomReal[.25];
                    cntr := RandomReal[1, 2];
                    Graphics[Table[EdgeForm[Black], Hue[RandomReal[]], Disk[cntr, r], n],
                    PlotRange -> 0, 1, 0, 1, PlotRangeClipping -> True, Frame -> True]

                    lines[] :=
                    Module[lf, rt,
                    lf := With[x = RandomReal[.48], Red, Line[x, 0, x, 1]];
                    rt := With[x = RandomReal[.52, 1], Blue, Line[x, 0, x, 1]];
                    Graphics[lf, rt,
                    PlotRange -> 0, 1, 0, 1, PlotRangeClipping -> True, Frame -> True]]

                    SeedRandom[4];
                    graphics =
                    Apply[
                    Show,
                    Partition[Transpose[Table[circles[8], 9], Table[lines[], 9]], 3],
                    2];


                    Make the headers:



                    colHeaders, rowHeaders = Partition[Table[Style[Row["Label", i], "TBI"], i, 6], 3];


                    Make the grid with TableForm:



                    TableForm[graphics, TableHeadings -> rowHeaders, colHeaders]


                    grid







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                        $begingroup$

                        Here is an option:



                        plots = Table[Table[Plot[Sin[i x + j], x, 1, 10], i, 3], j, 3];
                        xlabels = "", "Label 1", "Label 2", "Label 3";
                        ylabels = "Label 4", "Label 5", "Label 6";
                        GraphicsGrid[Join[xlabels, Transpose[Join[ylabels, Transpose[plots]]]]]


                        enter image description here



                        Updated with a slightly prettier option:



                        xlabels = Text[Style[#, Large]] & /@ "", "Label 1", "Label 2", "Label 3";
                        ylabels = Text[Style[#, Large]] & /@ "Label 4", "Label 5", "Label 6";
                        Grid[Join[xlabels, Transpose[Join[ylabels, Transpose[plots]]]], Spacings -> 2, 1]


                        enter image description here






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                          Here is an option:



                          plots = Table[Table[Plot[Sin[i x + j], x, 1, 10], i, 3], j, 3];
                          xlabels = "", "Label 1", "Label 2", "Label 3";
                          ylabels = "Label 4", "Label 5", "Label 6";
                          GraphicsGrid[Join[xlabels, Transpose[Join[ylabels, Transpose[plots]]]]]


                          enter image description here



                          Updated with a slightly prettier option:



                          xlabels = Text[Style[#, Large]] & /@ "", "Label 1", "Label 2", "Label 3";
                          ylabels = Text[Style[#, Large]] & /@ "Label 4", "Label 5", "Label 6";
                          Grid[Join[xlabels, Transpose[Join[ylabels, Transpose[plots]]]], Spacings -> 2, 1]


                          enter image description here






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                            Here is an option:



                            plots = Table[Table[Plot[Sin[i x + j], x, 1, 10], i, 3], j, 3];
                            xlabels = "", "Label 1", "Label 2", "Label 3";
                            ylabels = "Label 4", "Label 5", "Label 6";
                            GraphicsGrid[Join[xlabels, Transpose[Join[ylabels, Transpose[plots]]]]]


                            enter image description here



                            Updated with a slightly prettier option:



                            xlabels = Text[Style[#, Large]] & /@ "", "Label 1", "Label 2", "Label 3";
                            ylabels = Text[Style[#, Large]] & /@ "Label 4", "Label 5", "Label 6";
                            Grid[Join[xlabels, Transpose[Join[ylabels, Transpose[plots]]]], Spacings -> 2, 1]


                            enter image description here






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                            $endgroup$



                            Here is an option:



                            plots = Table[Table[Plot[Sin[i x + j], x, 1, 10], i, 3], j, 3];
                            xlabels = "", "Label 1", "Label 2", "Label 3";
                            ylabels = "Label 4", "Label 5", "Label 6";
                            GraphicsGrid[Join[xlabels, Transpose[Join[ylabels, Transpose[plots]]]]]


                            enter image description here



                            Updated with a slightly prettier option:



                            xlabels = Text[Style[#, Large]] & /@ "", "Label 1", "Label 2", "Label 3";
                            ylabels = Text[Style[#, Large]] & /@ "Label 4", "Label 5", "Label 6";
                            Grid[Join[xlabels, Transpose[Join[ylabels, Transpose[plots]]]], Spacings -> 2, 1]


                            enter image description here







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                                You could construct Graphics for the row and column headings. Something like this. Would have to adjust the vertical / horizontal placement of the label text.



                                plotGrid = Table[Plot[Sin[x], x, 0, 2 Pi], 2, 2];

                                plotRowHeader =
                                Table[Graphics[Style[Text["Label " <> ToString[i]], 12]], i, 2];

                                plotColumnHeader =
                                Table[Graphics[Style[Text["Label " <> ToString[i]], 12]], i, 3,
                                4] // Prepend[Graphics[Style[Text["X"], 12]]];

                                graphicsGrid =
                                plotGrid // Prepend[plotRowHeader] // Transpose //
                                Prepend[plotColumnHeader];

                                GraphicsGrid[graphicsGrid]


                                enter image description here






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                                  You could construct Graphics for the row and column headings. Something like this. Would have to adjust the vertical / horizontal placement of the label text.



                                  plotGrid = Table[Plot[Sin[x], x, 0, 2 Pi], 2, 2];

                                  plotRowHeader =
                                  Table[Graphics[Style[Text["Label " <> ToString[i]], 12]], i, 2];

                                  plotColumnHeader =
                                  Table[Graphics[Style[Text["Label " <> ToString[i]], 12]], i, 3,
                                  4] // Prepend[Graphics[Style[Text["X"], 12]]];

                                  graphicsGrid =
                                  plotGrid // Prepend[plotRowHeader] // Transpose //
                                  Prepend[plotColumnHeader];

                                  GraphicsGrid[graphicsGrid]


                                  enter image description here






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                                    You could construct Graphics for the row and column headings. Something like this. Would have to adjust the vertical / horizontal placement of the label text.



                                    plotGrid = Table[Plot[Sin[x], x, 0, 2 Pi], 2, 2];

                                    plotRowHeader =
                                    Table[Graphics[Style[Text["Label " <> ToString[i]], 12]], i, 2];

                                    plotColumnHeader =
                                    Table[Graphics[Style[Text["Label " <> ToString[i]], 12]], i, 3,
                                    4] // Prepend[Graphics[Style[Text["X"], 12]]];

                                    graphicsGrid =
                                    plotGrid // Prepend[plotRowHeader] // Transpose //
                                    Prepend[plotColumnHeader];

                                    GraphicsGrid[graphicsGrid]


                                    enter image description here






                                    share|improve this answer









                                    $endgroup$



                                    You could construct Graphics for the row and column headings. Something like this. Would have to adjust the vertical / horizontal placement of the label text.



                                    plotGrid = Table[Plot[Sin[x], x, 0, 2 Pi], 2, 2];

                                    plotRowHeader =
                                    Table[Graphics[Style[Text["Label " <> ToString[i]], 12]], i, 2];

                                    plotColumnHeader =
                                    Table[Graphics[Style[Text["Label " <> ToString[i]], 12]], i, 3,
                                    4] // Prepend[Graphics[Style[Text["X"], 12]]];

                                    graphicsGrid =
                                    plotGrid // Prepend[plotRowHeader] // Transpose //
                                    Prepend[plotColumnHeader];

                                    GraphicsGrid[graphicsGrid]


                                    enter image description here







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