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Aligning group plot titles horizontally


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I'm trying to figure out why my plot titles are not horizontally aligned. I tried several sources but could not find an option to control title alignment. Below image is what I get. As you can see Kingsbury and Northcote are not on the same level.



Group plot with misaligned titles



This is my latex code



documentclass[preview]{standalone}
usepackage{filecontents}
usepackage{pgfplots}
usepackage{tikz}
usepgfplotslibrary{groupplots}
pgfplotsset{compat=newest}
usepackage{caption,subcaption}

begin{filecontents*}{cossim.csv}
SAE,Kingsbury large,Kingsbury very small,Northcote large,Northcote very small
0.01,0.999968942313215,0.999999495420309,0.99996093797435,0.999999519021115
0.02,0.999871138637117,0.999998360123856,0.999845179891564,0.999997875670629
0.03,0.999719561898977,0.999995711779553,0.999650464340874,0.999995691207506
0.04,0.999501451940394,0.999992937485087,0.999380356722573,0.999991943604557
0.05,0.999209403163912,0.99998965609147,0.999026294939076,0.999988236057768
0.06,0.998864174035993,0.999986379082264,0.998602080363523,0.999982264001694
0.07,0.998482447668418,0.999979693720795,0.998095945546854,0.999975630444692
end{filecontents*}

begin{document}

pgfplotsset{
axis background/.style={fill=mygrey},
tick style=mygrey2,
tick label style=mygrey2,
grid=both,
ytick pos=left,
tick style={
major grid style={style=white,line width=1pt},
minor grid style=mygrey3,
tick align=outside,
},
commonstyle/.style={
draw=white,
mark=*,
},
midystyle/.style = {
yticklabels={,,},
ytick style={draw=none},
ylabel = {},
},
midxstyle/.style = {
xtick style={draw=none},
xlabel = {},
},
cossimstyle/.style = {
ymin = 0.998,
},
}

definecolor{mygrey}{RGB}{229,229,229}
definecolor{mygrey2}{RGB}{127,127,127}
definecolor{mygrey3}{RGB}{240,240,240}
definecolor{cLarge}{RGB}{31,120,180}
definecolor{cVerySmall}{RGB}{253,191,111}

begin{tikzpicture}%

begin{groupplot}[%
group style={%
group name=QuantileError,%
group size= 2 by 1,%
horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
},%
width=0.3textwidth,
height=0.4textwidth,
legend cell align={left}, %
legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
every axis label/.style={font=small},%
ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
yticklabel style={/pgf/number
format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
scaled x ticks=false,
xticklabel style={/pgf/number
format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
]%

%%%%% ROW1 Start %%%%%
nextgroupplot[%
commonstyle,
midxstyle,
cossimstyle,
legend to name=mainplot,%
legend style={legend columns=4},%
ylabel={Cosine similarity},%
title=Kingsbury,
]%
addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury large}, col
sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury very small},
col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%

nextgroupplot[%
commonstyle,
midystyle,
midxstyle,
cossimstyle,
title={Northcote},
]%
addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote large}, col
sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote very small},
col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
end{groupplot}
end{tikzpicture}

end{document}









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    because the "Northop" hasnt leter "y". if you will add vphantom{y} to it, words will become aligned as you like to have. however, you can define title style in which you add text depth=0.5ex.

    – Zarko
    1 hour ago


















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I'm trying to figure out why my plot titles are not horizontally aligned. I tried several sources but could not find an option to control title alignment. Below image is what I get. As you can see Kingsbury and Northcote are not on the same level.



Group plot with misaligned titles



This is my latex code



documentclass[preview]{standalone}
usepackage{filecontents}
usepackage{pgfplots}
usepackage{tikz}
usepgfplotslibrary{groupplots}
pgfplotsset{compat=newest}
usepackage{caption,subcaption}

begin{filecontents*}{cossim.csv}
SAE,Kingsbury large,Kingsbury very small,Northcote large,Northcote very small
0.01,0.999968942313215,0.999999495420309,0.99996093797435,0.999999519021115
0.02,0.999871138637117,0.999998360123856,0.999845179891564,0.999997875670629
0.03,0.999719561898977,0.999995711779553,0.999650464340874,0.999995691207506
0.04,0.999501451940394,0.999992937485087,0.999380356722573,0.999991943604557
0.05,0.999209403163912,0.99998965609147,0.999026294939076,0.999988236057768
0.06,0.998864174035993,0.999986379082264,0.998602080363523,0.999982264001694
0.07,0.998482447668418,0.999979693720795,0.998095945546854,0.999975630444692
end{filecontents*}

begin{document}

pgfplotsset{
axis background/.style={fill=mygrey},
tick style=mygrey2,
tick label style=mygrey2,
grid=both,
ytick pos=left,
tick style={
major grid style={style=white,line width=1pt},
minor grid style=mygrey3,
tick align=outside,
},
commonstyle/.style={
draw=white,
mark=*,
},
midystyle/.style = {
yticklabels={,,},
ytick style={draw=none},
ylabel = {},
},
midxstyle/.style = {
xtick style={draw=none},
xlabel = {},
},
cossimstyle/.style = {
ymin = 0.998,
},
}

definecolor{mygrey}{RGB}{229,229,229}
definecolor{mygrey2}{RGB}{127,127,127}
definecolor{mygrey3}{RGB}{240,240,240}
definecolor{cLarge}{RGB}{31,120,180}
definecolor{cVerySmall}{RGB}{253,191,111}

begin{tikzpicture}%

begin{groupplot}[%
group style={%
group name=QuantileError,%
group size= 2 by 1,%
horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
},%
width=0.3textwidth,
height=0.4textwidth,
legend cell align={left}, %
legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
every axis label/.style={font=small},%
ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
yticklabel style={/pgf/number
format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
scaled x ticks=false,
xticklabel style={/pgf/number
format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
]%

%%%%% ROW1 Start %%%%%
nextgroupplot[%
commonstyle,
midxstyle,
cossimstyle,
legend to name=mainplot,%
legend style={legend columns=4},%
ylabel={Cosine similarity},%
title=Kingsbury,
]%
addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury large}, col
sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury very small},
col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%

nextgroupplot[%
commonstyle,
midystyle,
midxstyle,
cossimstyle,
title={Northcote},
]%
addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote large}, col
sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote very small},
col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
end{groupplot}
end{tikzpicture}

end{document}









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    because the "Northop" hasnt leter "y". if you will add vphantom{y} to it, words will become aligned as you like to have. however, you can define title style in which you add text depth=0.5ex.

    – Zarko
    1 hour ago
















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I'm trying to figure out why my plot titles are not horizontally aligned. I tried several sources but could not find an option to control title alignment. Below image is what I get. As you can see Kingsbury and Northcote are not on the same level.



Group plot with misaligned titles



This is my latex code



documentclass[preview]{standalone}
usepackage{filecontents}
usepackage{pgfplots}
usepackage{tikz}
usepgfplotslibrary{groupplots}
pgfplotsset{compat=newest}
usepackage{caption,subcaption}

begin{filecontents*}{cossim.csv}
SAE,Kingsbury large,Kingsbury very small,Northcote large,Northcote very small
0.01,0.999968942313215,0.999999495420309,0.99996093797435,0.999999519021115
0.02,0.999871138637117,0.999998360123856,0.999845179891564,0.999997875670629
0.03,0.999719561898977,0.999995711779553,0.999650464340874,0.999995691207506
0.04,0.999501451940394,0.999992937485087,0.999380356722573,0.999991943604557
0.05,0.999209403163912,0.99998965609147,0.999026294939076,0.999988236057768
0.06,0.998864174035993,0.999986379082264,0.998602080363523,0.999982264001694
0.07,0.998482447668418,0.999979693720795,0.998095945546854,0.999975630444692
end{filecontents*}

begin{document}

pgfplotsset{
axis background/.style={fill=mygrey},
tick style=mygrey2,
tick label style=mygrey2,
grid=both,
ytick pos=left,
tick style={
major grid style={style=white,line width=1pt},
minor grid style=mygrey3,
tick align=outside,
},
commonstyle/.style={
draw=white,
mark=*,
},
midystyle/.style = {
yticklabels={,,},
ytick style={draw=none},
ylabel = {},
},
midxstyle/.style = {
xtick style={draw=none},
xlabel = {},
},
cossimstyle/.style = {
ymin = 0.998,
},
}

definecolor{mygrey}{RGB}{229,229,229}
definecolor{mygrey2}{RGB}{127,127,127}
definecolor{mygrey3}{RGB}{240,240,240}
definecolor{cLarge}{RGB}{31,120,180}
definecolor{cVerySmall}{RGB}{253,191,111}

begin{tikzpicture}%

begin{groupplot}[%
group style={%
group name=QuantileError,%
group size= 2 by 1,%
horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
},%
width=0.3textwidth,
height=0.4textwidth,
legend cell align={left}, %
legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
every axis label/.style={font=small},%
ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
yticklabel style={/pgf/number
format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
scaled x ticks=false,
xticklabel style={/pgf/number
format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
]%

%%%%% ROW1 Start %%%%%
nextgroupplot[%
commonstyle,
midxstyle,
cossimstyle,
legend to name=mainplot,%
legend style={legend columns=4},%
ylabel={Cosine similarity},%
title=Kingsbury,
]%
addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury large}, col
sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury very small},
col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%

nextgroupplot[%
commonstyle,
midystyle,
midxstyle,
cossimstyle,
title={Northcote},
]%
addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote large}, col
sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote very small},
col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
end{groupplot}
end{tikzpicture}

end{document}









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I'm trying to figure out why my plot titles are not horizontally aligned. I tried several sources but could not find an option to control title alignment. Below image is what I get. As you can see Kingsbury and Northcote are not on the same level.



Group plot with misaligned titles



This is my latex code



documentclass[preview]{standalone}
usepackage{filecontents}
usepackage{pgfplots}
usepackage{tikz}
usepgfplotslibrary{groupplots}
pgfplotsset{compat=newest}
usepackage{caption,subcaption}

begin{filecontents*}{cossim.csv}
SAE,Kingsbury large,Kingsbury very small,Northcote large,Northcote very small
0.01,0.999968942313215,0.999999495420309,0.99996093797435,0.999999519021115
0.02,0.999871138637117,0.999998360123856,0.999845179891564,0.999997875670629
0.03,0.999719561898977,0.999995711779553,0.999650464340874,0.999995691207506
0.04,0.999501451940394,0.999992937485087,0.999380356722573,0.999991943604557
0.05,0.999209403163912,0.99998965609147,0.999026294939076,0.999988236057768
0.06,0.998864174035993,0.999986379082264,0.998602080363523,0.999982264001694
0.07,0.998482447668418,0.999979693720795,0.998095945546854,0.999975630444692
end{filecontents*}

begin{document}

pgfplotsset{
axis background/.style={fill=mygrey},
tick style=mygrey2,
tick label style=mygrey2,
grid=both,
ytick pos=left,
tick style={
major grid style={style=white,line width=1pt},
minor grid style=mygrey3,
tick align=outside,
},
commonstyle/.style={
draw=white,
mark=*,
},
midystyle/.style = {
yticklabels={,,},
ytick style={draw=none},
ylabel = {},
},
midxstyle/.style = {
xtick style={draw=none},
xlabel = {},
},
cossimstyle/.style = {
ymin = 0.998,
},
}

definecolor{mygrey}{RGB}{229,229,229}
definecolor{mygrey2}{RGB}{127,127,127}
definecolor{mygrey3}{RGB}{240,240,240}
definecolor{cLarge}{RGB}{31,120,180}
definecolor{cVerySmall}{RGB}{253,191,111}

begin{tikzpicture}%

begin{groupplot}[%
group style={%
group name=QuantileError,%
group size= 2 by 1,%
horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
},%
width=0.3textwidth,
height=0.4textwidth,
legend cell align={left}, %
legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
every axis label/.style={font=small},%
ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
yticklabel style={/pgf/number
format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
scaled x ticks=false,
xticklabel style={/pgf/number
format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
]%

%%%%% ROW1 Start %%%%%
nextgroupplot[%
commonstyle,
midxstyle,
cossimstyle,
legend to name=mainplot,%
legend style={legend columns=4},%
ylabel={Cosine similarity},%
title=Kingsbury,
]%
addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury large}, col
sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury very small},
col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%

nextgroupplot[%
commonstyle,
midystyle,
midxstyle,
cossimstyle,
title={Northcote},
]%
addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote large}, col
sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote very small},
col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
end{groupplot}
end{tikzpicture}

end{document}






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    because the "Northop" hasnt leter "y". if you will add vphantom{y} to it, words will become aligned as you like to have. however, you can define title style in which you add text depth=0.5ex.

    – Zarko
    1 hour ago
















  • 1





    because the "Northop" hasnt leter "y". if you will add vphantom{y} to it, words will become aligned as you like to have. however, you can define title style in which you add text depth=0.5ex.

    – Zarko
    1 hour ago










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because the "Northop" hasnt leter "y". if you will add vphantom{y} to it, words will become aligned as you like to have. however, you can define title style in which you add text depth=0.5ex.

– Zarko
1 hour ago







because the "Northop" hasnt leter "y". if you will add vphantom{y} to it, words will become aligned as you like to have. however, you can define title style in which you add text depth=0.5ex.

– Zarko
1 hour ago












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As I mentioned in my comment, change your groupplot settings to:



begin{groupplot}[%
group style={%
group name=QuantileError,%
group size= 2 by 1,%
horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
},%
width=0.3textwidth,
height=0.4textwidth,
legend cell align={left}, %
legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
every axis label/.style={font=small},%
ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
yticklabel style={/pgf/number
format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
scaled x ticks=false,
xticklabel style={/pgf/number
format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
title style = {text depth=0.5ex} % <--- added
]%


and you will get desired result:



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    You can add title style={text depth = 0pt} to your nextgroupplot[...] options to both of the plots and you will have everything aligned horizontally.



    Output



    documentclass[preview]{standalone}
    usepackage{filecontents}
    usepackage{pgfplots}
    usepackage{tikz}
    usepgfplotslibrary{groupplots}
    pgfplotsset{compat=newest}
    usepackage{caption,subcaption}

    begin{filecontents*}{cossim.csv}
    SAE,Kingsbury large,Kingsbury very small,Northcote large,Northcote very small
    0.01,0.999968942313215,0.999999495420309,0.99996093797435,0.999999519021115
    0.02,0.999871138637117,0.999998360123856,0.999845179891564,0.999997875670629
    0.03,0.999719561898977,0.999995711779553,0.999650464340874,0.999995691207506
    0.04,0.999501451940394,0.999992937485087,0.999380356722573,0.999991943604557
    0.05,0.999209403163912,0.99998965609147,0.999026294939076,0.999988236057768
    0.06,0.998864174035993,0.999986379082264,0.998602080363523,0.999982264001694
    0.07,0.998482447668418,0.999979693720795,0.998095945546854,0.999975630444692
    end{filecontents*}

    begin{document}

    pgfplotsset{
    axis background/.style={fill=mygrey},
    tick style=mygrey2,
    tick label style=mygrey2,
    grid=both,
    ytick pos=left,
    tick style={
    major grid style={style=white,line width=1pt},
    minor grid style=mygrey3,
    tick align=outside,
    },
    commonstyle/.style={
    draw=white,
    mark=*,
    },
    midystyle/.style = {
    yticklabels={,,},
    ytick style={draw=none},
    ylabel = {},
    },
    midxstyle/.style = {
    xtick style={draw=none},
    xlabel = {},
    },
    cossimstyle/.style = {
    ymin = 0.998,
    },
    }

    definecolor{mygrey}{RGB}{229,229,229}
    definecolor{mygrey2}{RGB}{127,127,127}
    definecolor{mygrey3}{RGB}{240,240,240}
    definecolor{cLarge}{RGB}{31,120,180}
    definecolor{cVerySmall}{RGB}{253,191,111}

    begin{tikzpicture}%

    begin{groupplot}[%
    group style={%
    group name=QuantileError,%
    group size= 2 by 1,%
    horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
    },%
    width=0.3textwidth,
    height=0.4textwidth,
    legend cell align={left}, %
    legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
    every axis label/.style={font=small},%
    ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
    yticklabel style={/pgf/number
    format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
    x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
    scaled x ticks=false,
    xticklabel style={/pgf/number
    format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
    ]%

    %%%%% ROW1 Start %%%%%
    nextgroupplot[%
    commonstyle,
    midxstyle,
    cossimstyle,
    legend to name=mainplot,%
    legend style={legend columns=4},%
    ylabel={Cosine similarity},%
    title style={text depth = 0pt}, % NEED THIS!
    title=Kingsbury,
    ]%
    addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury large}, col
    sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
    addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury very small},
    col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%

    nextgroupplot[%
    commonstyle,
    midystyle,
    midxstyle,
    cossimstyle,
    title style={text depth = 0pt}, % NEED THIS!
    title={Northcote},
    ]%
    addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote large}, col
    sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
    addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote very small},
    col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
    end{groupplot}
    end{tikzpicture}
    end{document}





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      An alternative to previous two answers is anchoring the title text to top (north) and adding some distance between the titles and the plots with title style={anchor=north, yshift=2ex}.



      The reason for the problem is explained in Zarko's comment. That is why the title with "g" and "y" is higher than the other one. My solution is aligning the title text to top of the letters rather than to the bottom. But this cause the plot to overlap with the title. So we have to add some distance between them with yshift.



      begin{groupplot}[%
      group style={%
      group name=QuantileError,%
      group size= 2 by 1,%
      horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
      },%
      width=0.3textwidth,
      height=0.4textwidth,
      legend cell align={left}, %
      legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
      every axis label/.style={font=small},%
      ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
      yticklabel style={/pgf/number
      format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
      x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
      scaled x ticks=false,
      xticklabel style={/pgf/number
      format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
      title style={anchor=north, yshift=2ex} % <--- FIX
      ]%





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        As I mentioned in my comment, change your groupplot settings to:



        begin{groupplot}[%
        group style={%
        group name=QuantileError,%
        group size= 2 by 1,%
        horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
        },%
        width=0.3textwidth,
        height=0.4textwidth,
        legend cell align={left}, %
        legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
        every axis label/.style={font=small},%
        ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
        yticklabel style={/pgf/number
        format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
        x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
        scaled x ticks=false,
        xticklabel style={/pgf/number
        format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
        title style = {text depth=0.5ex} % <--- added
        ]%


        and you will get desired result:



        enter image description here






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          As I mentioned in my comment, change your groupplot settings to:



          begin{groupplot}[%
          group style={%
          group name=QuantileError,%
          group size= 2 by 1,%
          horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
          },%
          width=0.3textwidth,
          height=0.4textwidth,
          legend cell align={left}, %
          legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
          every axis label/.style={font=small},%
          ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
          yticklabel style={/pgf/number
          format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
          x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
          scaled x ticks=false,
          xticklabel style={/pgf/number
          format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
          title style = {text depth=0.5ex} % <--- added
          ]%


          and you will get desired result:



          enter image description here






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            As I mentioned in my comment, change your groupplot settings to:



            begin{groupplot}[%
            group style={%
            group name=QuantileError,%
            group size= 2 by 1,%
            horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
            },%
            width=0.3textwidth,
            height=0.4textwidth,
            legend cell align={left}, %
            legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
            every axis label/.style={font=small},%
            ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
            yticklabel style={/pgf/number
            format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
            x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
            scaled x ticks=false,
            xticklabel style={/pgf/number
            format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
            title style = {text depth=0.5ex} % <--- added
            ]%


            and you will get desired result:



            enter image description here






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            As I mentioned in my comment, change your groupplot settings to:



            begin{groupplot}[%
            group style={%
            group name=QuantileError,%
            group size= 2 by 1,%
            horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
            },%
            width=0.3textwidth,
            height=0.4textwidth,
            legend cell align={left}, %
            legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
            every axis label/.style={font=small},%
            ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
            yticklabel style={/pgf/number
            format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
            x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
            scaled x ticks=false,
            xticklabel style={/pgf/number
            format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
            title style = {text depth=0.5ex} % <--- added
            ]%


            and you will get desired result:



            enter image description here







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                You can add title style={text depth = 0pt} to your nextgroupplot[...] options to both of the plots and you will have everything aligned horizontally.



                Output



                documentclass[preview]{standalone}
                usepackage{filecontents}
                usepackage{pgfplots}
                usepackage{tikz}
                usepgfplotslibrary{groupplots}
                pgfplotsset{compat=newest}
                usepackage{caption,subcaption}

                begin{filecontents*}{cossim.csv}
                SAE,Kingsbury large,Kingsbury very small,Northcote large,Northcote very small
                0.01,0.999968942313215,0.999999495420309,0.99996093797435,0.999999519021115
                0.02,0.999871138637117,0.999998360123856,0.999845179891564,0.999997875670629
                0.03,0.999719561898977,0.999995711779553,0.999650464340874,0.999995691207506
                0.04,0.999501451940394,0.999992937485087,0.999380356722573,0.999991943604557
                0.05,0.999209403163912,0.99998965609147,0.999026294939076,0.999988236057768
                0.06,0.998864174035993,0.999986379082264,0.998602080363523,0.999982264001694
                0.07,0.998482447668418,0.999979693720795,0.998095945546854,0.999975630444692
                end{filecontents*}

                begin{document}

                pgfplotsset{
                axis background/.style={fill=mygrey},
                tick style=mygrey2,
                tick label style=mygrey2,
                grid=both,
                ytick pos=left,
                tick style={
                major grid style={style=white,line width=1pt},
                minor grid style=mygrey3,
                tick align=outside,
                },
                commonstyle/.style={
                draw=white,
                mark=*,
                },
                midystyle/.style = {
                yticklabels={,,},
                ytick style={draw=none},
                ylabel = {},
                },
                midxstyle/.style = {
                xtick style={draw=none},
                xlabel = {},
                },
                cossimstyle/.style = {
                ymin = 0.998,
                },
                }

                definecolor{mygrey}{RGB}{229,229,229}
                definecolor{mygrey2}{RGB}{127,127,127}
                definecolor{mygrey3}{RGB}{240,240,240}
                definecolor{cLarge}{RGB}{31,120,180}
                definecolor{cVerySmall}{RGB}{253,191,111}

                begin{tikzpicture}%

                begin{groupplot}[%
                group style={%
                group name=QuantileError,%
                group size= 2 by 1,%
                horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
                },%
                width=0.3textwidth,
                height=0.4textwidth,
                legend cell align={left}, %
                legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
                every axis label/.style={font=small},%
                ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
                yticklabel style={/pgf/number
                format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
                x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
                scaled x ticks=false,
                xticklabel style={/pgf/number
                format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
                ]%

                %%%%% ROW1 Start %%%%%
                nextgroupplot[%
                commonstyle,
                midxstyle,
                cossimstyle,
                legend to name=mainplot,%
                legend style={legend columns=4},%
                ylabel={Cosine similarity},%
                title style={text depth = 0pt}, % NEED THIS!
                title=Kingsbury,
                ]%
                addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury large}, col
                sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury very small},
                col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%

                nextgroupplot[%
                commonstyle,
                midystyle,
                midxstyle,
                cossimstyle,
                title style={text depth = 0pt}, % NEED THIS!
                title={Northcote},
                ]%
                addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote large}, col
                sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote very small},
                col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                end{groupplot}
                end{tikzpicture}
                end{document}





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                  You can add title style={text depth = 0pt} to your nextgroupplot[...] options to both of the plots and you will have everything aligned horizontally.



                  Output



                  documentclass[preview]{standalone}
                  usepackage{filecontents}
                  usepackage{pgfplots}
                  usepackage{tikz}
                  usepgfplotslibrary{groupplots}
                  pgfplotsset{compat=newest}
                  usepackage{caption,subcaption}

                  begin{filecontents*}{cossim.csv}
                  SAE,Kingsbury large,Kingsbury very small,Northcote large,Northcote very small
                  0.01,0.999968942313215,0.999999495420309,0.99996093797435,0.999999519021115
                  0.02,0.999871138637117,0.999998360123856,0.999845179891564,0.999997875670629
                  0.03,0.999719561898977,0.999995711779553,0.999650464340874,0.999995691207506
                  0.04,0.999501451940394,0.999992937485087,0.999380356722573,0.999991943604557
                  0.05,0.999209403163912,0.99998965609147,0.999026294939076,0.999988236057768
                  0.06,0.998864174035993,0.999986379082264,0.998602080363523,0.999982264001694
                  0.07,0.998482447668418,0.999979693720795,0.998095945546854,0.999975630444692
                  end{filecontents*}

                  begin{document}

                  pgfplotsset{
                  axis background/.style={fill=mygrey},
                  tick style=mygrey2,
                  tick label style=mygrey2,
                  grid=both,
                  ytick pos=left,
                  tick style={
                  major grid style={style=white,line width=1pt},
                  minor grid style=mygrey3,
                  tick align=outside,
                  },
                  commonstyle/.style={
                  draw=white,
                  mark=*,
                  },
                  midystyle/.style = {
                  yticklabels={,,},
                  ytick style={draw=none},
                  ylabel = {},
                  },
                  midxstyle/.style = {
                  xtick style={draw=none},
                  xlabel = {},
                  },
                  cossimstyle/.style = {
                  ymin = 0.998,
                  },
                  }

                  definecolor{mygrey}{RGB}{229,229,229}
                  definecolor{mygrey2}{RGB}{127,127,127}
                  definecolor{mygrey3}{RGB}{240,240,240}
                  definecolor{cLarge}{RGB}{31,120,180}
                  definecolor{cVerySmall}{RGB}{253,191,111}

                  begin{tikzpicture}%

                  begin{groupplot}[%
                  group style={%
                  group name=QuantileError,%
                  group size= 2 by 1,%
                  horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
                  },%
                  width=0.3textwidth,
                  height=0.4textwidth,
                  legend cell align={left}, %
                  legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
                  every axis label/.style={font=small},%
                  ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
                  yticklabel style={/pgf/number
                  format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
                  x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
                  scaled x ticks=false,
                  xticklabel style={/pgf/number
                  format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
                  ]%

                  %%%%% ROW1 Start %%%%%
                  nextgroupplot[%
                  commonstyle,
                  midxstyle,
                  cossimstyle,
                  legend to name=mainplot,%
                  legend style={legend columns=4},%
                  ylabel={Cosine similarity},%
                  title style={text depth = 0pt}, % NEED THIS!
                  title=Kingsbury,
                  ]%
                  addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury large}, col
                  sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                  addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury very small},
                  col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%

                  nextgroupplot[%
                  commonstyle,
                  midystyle,
                  midxstyle,
                  cossimstyle,
                  title style={text depth = 0pt}, % NEED THIS!
                  title={Northcote},
                  ]%
                  addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote large}, col
                  sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                  addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote very small},
                  col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                  end{groupplot}
                  end{tikzpicture}
                  end{document}





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                    You can add title style={text depth = 0pt} to your nextgroupplot[...] options to both of the plots and you will have everything aligned horizontally.



                    Output



                    documentclass[preview]{standalone}
                    usepackage{filecontents}
                    usepackage{pgfplots}
                    usepackage{tikz}
                    usepgfplotslibrary{groupplots}
                    pgfplotsset{compat=newest}
                    usepackage{caption,subcaption}

                    begin{filecontents*}{cossim.csv}
                    SAE,Kingsbury large,Kingsbury very small,Northcote large,Northcote very small
                    0.01,0.999968942313215,0.999999495420309,0.99996093797435,0.999999519021115
                    0.02,0.999871138637117,0.999998360123856,0.999845179891564,0.999997875670629
                    0.03,0.999719561898977,0.999995711779553,0.999650464340874,0.999995691207506
                    0.04,0.999501451940394,0.999992937485087,0.999380356722573,0.999991943604557
                    0.05,0.999209403163912,0.99998965609147,0.999026294939076,0.999988236057768
                    0.06,0.998864174035993,0.999986379082264,0.998602080363523,0.999982264001694
                    0.07,0.998482447668418,0.999979693720795,0.998095945546854,0.999975630444692
                    end{filecontents*}

                    begin{document}

                    pgfplotsset{
                    axis background/.style={fill=mygrey},
                    tick style=mygrey2,
                    tick label style=mygrey2,
                    grid=both,
                    ytick pos=left,
                    tick style={
                    major grid style={style=white,line width=1pt},
                    minor grid style=mygrey3,
                    tick align=outside,
                    },
                    commonstyle/.style={
                    draw=white,
                    mark=*,
                    },
                    midystyle/.style = {
                    yticklabels={,,},
                    ytick style={draw=none},
                    ylabel = {},
                    },
                    midxstyle/.style = {
                    xtick style={draw=none},
                    xlabel = {},
                    },
                    cossimstyle/.style = {
                    ymin = 0.998,
                    },
                    }

                    definecolor{mygrey}{RGB}{229,229,229}
                    definecolor{mygrey2}{RGB}{127,127,127}
                    definecolor{mygrey3}{RGB}{240,240,240}
                    definecolor{cLarge}{RGB}{31,120,180}
                    definecolor{cVerySmall}{RGB}{253,191,111}

                    begin{tikzpicture}%

                    begin{groupplot}[%
                    group style={%
                    group name=QuantileError,%
                    group size= 2 by 1,%
                    horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
                    },%
                    width=0.3textwidth,
                    height=0.4textwidth,
                    legend cell align={left}, %
                    legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
                    every axis label/.style={font=small},%
                    ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
                    yticklabel style={/pgf/number
                    format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
                    x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
                    scaled x ticks=false,
                    xticklabel style={/pgf/number
                    format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
                    ]%

                    %%%%% ROW1 Start %%%%%
                    nextgroupplot[%
                    commonstyle,
                    midxstyle,
                    cossimstyle,
                    legend to name=mainplot,%
                    legend style={legend columns=4},%
                    ylabel={Cosine similarity},%
                    title style={text depth = 0pt}, % NEED THIS!
                    title=Kingsbury,
                    ]%
                    addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury large}, col
                    sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                    addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury very small},
                    col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%

                    nextgroupplot[%
                    commonstyle,
                    midystyle,
                    midxstyle,
                    cossimstyle,
                    title style={text depth = 0pt}, % NEED THIS!
                    title={Northcote},
                    ]%
                    addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote large}, col
                    sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                    addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote very small},
                    col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                    end{groupplot}
                    end{tikzpicture}
                    end{document}





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                    You can add title style={text depth = 0pt} to your nextgroupplot[...] options to both of the plots and you will have everything aligned horizontally.



                    Output



                    documentclass[preview]{standalone}
                    usepackage{filecontents}
                    usepackage{pgfplots}
                    usepackage{tikz}
                    usepgfplotslibrary{groupplots}
                    pgfplotsset{compat=newest}
                    usepackage{caption,subcaption}

                    begin{filecontents*}{cossim.csv}
                    SAE,Kingsbury large,Kingsbury very small,Northcote large,Northcote very small
                    0.01,0.999968942313215,0.999999495420309,0.99996093797435,0.999999519021115
                    0.02,0.999871138637117,0.999998360123856,0.999845179891564,0.999997875670629
                    0.03,0.999719561898977,0.999995711779553,0.999650464340874,0.999995691207506
                    0.04,0.999501451940394,0.999992937485087,0.999380356722573,0.999991943604557
                    0.05,0.999209403163912,0.99998965609147,0.999026294939076,0.999988236057768
                    0.06,0.998864174035993,0.999986379082264,0.998602080363523,0.999982264001694
                    0.07,0.998482447668418,0.999979693720795,0.998095945546854,0.999975630444692
                    end{filecontents*}

                    begin{document}

                    pgfplotsset{
                    axis background/.style={fill=mygrey},
                    tick style=mygrey2,
                    tick label style=mygrey2,
                    grid=both,
                    ytick pos=left,
                    tick style={
                    major grid style={style=white,line width=1pt},
                    minor grid style=mygrey3,
                    tick align=outside,
                    },
                    commonstyle/.style={
                    draw=white,
                    mark=*,
                    },
                    midystyle/.style = {
                    yticklabels={,,},
                    ytick style={draw=none},
                    ylabel = {},
                    },
                    midxstyle/.style = {
                    xtick style={draw=none},
                    xlabel = {},
                    },
                    cossimstyle/.style = {
                    ymin = 0.998,
                    },
                    }

                    definecolor{mygrey}{RGB}{229,229,229}
                    definecolor{mygrey2}{RGB}{127,127,127}
                    definecolor{mygrey3}{RGB}{240,240,240}
                    definecolor{cLarge}{RGB}{31,120,180}
                    definecolor{cVerySmall}{RGB}{253,191,111}

                    begin{tikzpicture}%

                    begin{groupplot}[%
                    group style={%
                    group name=QuantileError,%
                    group size= 2 by 1,%
                    horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
                    },%
                    width=0.3textwidth,
                    height=0.4textwidth,
                    legend cell align={left}, %
                    legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
                    every axis label/.style={font=small},%
                    ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
                    yticklabel style={/pgf/number
                    format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
                    x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
                    scaled x ticks=false,
                    xticklabel style={/pgf/number
                    format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
                    ]%

                    %%%%% ROW1 Start %%%%%
                    nextgroupplot[%
                    commonstyle,
                    midxstyle,
                    cossimstyle,
                    legend to name=mainplot,%
                    legend style={legend columns=4},%
                    ylabel={Cosine similarity},%
                    title style={text depth = 0pt}, % NEED THIS!
                    title=Kingsbury,
                    ]%
                    addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury large}, col
                    sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                    addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Kingsbury very small},
                    col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%

                    nextgroupplot[%
                    commonstyle,
                    midystyle,
                    midxstyle,
                    cossimstyle,
                    title style={text depth = 0pt}, % NEED THIS!
                    title={Northcote},
                    ]%
                    addplot[color=cLarge] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote large}, col
                    sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                    addplot[color=cVerySmall] table [x={SAE}, y={Northcote very small},
                    col sep=comma]{cossim.csv};%
                    end{groupplot}
                    end{tikzpicture}
                    end{document}






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                    answered 1 hour ago









                    M. Al JumailyM. Al Jumaily

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                        An alternative to previous two answers is anchoring the title text to top (north) and adding some distance between the titles and the plots with title style={anchor=north, yshift=2ex}.



                        The reason for the problem is explained in Zarko's comment. That is why the title with "g" and "y" is higher than the other one. My solution is aligning the title text to top of the letters rather than to the bottom. But this cause the plot to overlap with the title. So we have to add some distance between them with yshift.



                        begin{groupplot}[%
                        group style={%
                        group name=QuantileError,%
                        group size= 2 by 1,%
                        horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
                        },%
                        width=0.3textwidth,
                        height=0.4textwidth,
                        legend cell align={left}, %
                        legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
                        every axis label/.style={font=small},%
                        ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
                        yticklabel style={/pgf/number
                        format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
                        x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
                        scaled x ticks=false,
                        xticklabel style={/pgf/number
                        format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
                        title style={anchor=north, yshift=2ex} % <--- FIX
                        ]%





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                          An alternative to previous two answers is anchoring the title text to top (north) and adding some distance between the titles and the plots with title style={anchor=north, yshift=2ex}.



                          The reason for the problem is explained in Zarko's comment. That is why the title with "g" and "y" is higher than the other one. My solution is aligning the title text to top of the letters rather than to the bottom. But this cause the plot to overlap with the title. So we have to add some distance between them with yshift.



                          begin{groupplot}[%
                          group style={%
                          group name=QuantileError,%
                          group size= 2 by 1,%
                          horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
                          },%
                          width=0.3textwidth,
                          height=0.4textwidth,
                          legend cell align={left}, %
                          legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
                          every axis label/.style={font=small},%
                          ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
                          yticklabel style={/pgf/number
                          format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
                          x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
                          scaled x ticks=false,
                          xticklabel style={/pgf/number
                          format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
                          title style={anchor=north, yshift=2ex} % <--- FIX
                          ]%





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                            An alternative to previous two answers is anchoring the title text to top (north) and adding some distance between the titles and the plots with title style={anchor=north, yshift=2ex}.



                            The reason for the problem is explained in Zarko's comment. That is why the title with "g" and "y" is higher than the other one. My solution is aligning the title text to top of the letters rather than to the bottom. But this cause the plot to overlap with the title. So we have to add some distance between them with yshift.



                            begin{groupplot}[%
                            group style={%
                            group name=QuantileError,%
                            group size= 2 by 1,%
                            horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
                            },%
                            width=0.3textwidth,
                            height=0.4textwidth,
                            legend cell align={left}, %
                            legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
                            every axis label/.style={font=small},%
                            ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
                            yticklabel style={/pgf/number
                            format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
                            x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
                            scaled x ticks=false,
                            xticklabel style={/pgf/number
                            format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
                            title style={anchor=north, yshift=2ex} % <--- FIX
                            ]%





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                            An alternative to previous two answers is anchoring the title text to top (north) and adding some distance between the titles and the plots with title style={anchor=north, yshift=2ex}.



                            The reason for the problem is explained in Zarko's comment. That is why the title with "g" and "y" is higher than the other one. My solution is aligning the title text to top of the letters rather than to the bottom. But this cause the plot to overlap with the title. So we have to add some distance between them with yshift.



                            begin{groupplot}[%
                            group style={%
                            group name=QuantileError,%
                            group size= 2 by 1,%
                            horizontal sep = 0.1cm,
                            },%
                            width=0.3textwidth,
                            height=0.4textwidth,
                            legend cell align={left}, %
                            legend style={draw=white, fill=mygrey3},%
                            every axis label/.style={font=small},%
                            ticklabel style = {font=tiny},%
                            yticklabel style={/pgf/number
                            format/.cd,fixed,precision=4,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},%
                            x tick label style={rotate=90, anchor=east},
                            scaled x ticks=false,
                            xticklabel style={/pgf/number
                            format/.cd,fixed,precision=2,zerofill,/tikz/.cd},
                            title style={anchor=north, yshift=2ex} % <--- FIX
                            ]%






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