In many cases Matlab produces different warnings. Some of them are useful, some are REALLY not. Such warning as "Warning: Image is too big to fit on screen; displaying at 50%" is really annoying and disrupts output in command window.
The Web is full of suggestions like providing initial magnification:
imshow(X,'InitialMagnification',50);
but that's not a cure, it only masks symptoms. To turn it (or any other warning) REALLY off just click on the uppermost link in inner matlab files that produced that warning, find warning ID like 'images:initSize:adjustingMag' and copy it into clipboard. Then add the following line to your script:
warning('off','images:initSize:adjustingMag');
This will really suppress this Matlab warning and you will not see it any more.
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