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Thanks for explanation. It's indeed true.

>> [x,y,p]=eprload('Cudppeth_05_tmp_-3C.xml');
disp(p.MwFreq) gives an answer 9.4719.
>> par=xml2struct('Cudppeth_05_tmp_-3C.xml');
disp(par.ESRXmlFile.Data.Measurement.Attributes.MwFreq) gives correct answer 9.47186304271149.

There is the example of the xml file.
I've additionally found that the private function xml2struct.p give expected results.

You may save the figure in appropriate graphic format like eps and open in any graphic editor like inkscape, coreldraw and etc.

Try to use Opt.PlotThreshold=0 in the parameters of levelsplot (or try the values between 0 and 0.001 if necessary). Opt.PlotThreshold=0.001 by default, it should cut off weak transitions.

Exp.Temperature defines the populations of the zero-field electron states, from lowest to highest energy (in Your case with the order ms=0,-1,+1), so it should be Exp.Temperature=[1 1.1 1.1].