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Display heatmap or clustergram

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Syntax

view(hm_cg_object)

Description

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view(hm_cg_object) displays a heatmap or clustergram of hm_cg_object.

Examples

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Open Live Script

Create a matrix of data.

data = gallery('invhess',20);

Display a 2-D color heatmap of the data.

hmo = HeatMap(data);
             Standardize: '[column | row | {none}]'
               Symmetric: '[true | false].'
            DisplayRange: 'Scalar.'
                Colormap: []
               ImputeFun: 'string -or- function handle -or- cell array'
            ColumnLabels: 'Cell array of strings, or an empty cell array'
               RowLabels: 'Cell array of strings, or an empty cell array'
      ColumnLabelsRotate: []
         RowLabelsRotate: []
                Annotate: '[on | {off}]'
          AnnotPrecision: []
              AnnotColor: []
       ColumnLabelsColor: 'A structure array.'
          RowLabelsColor: 'A structure array.'
       LabelsWithMarkers: '[true | false].'
    ColumnLabelsLocation: '[ top | {bottom} ]'
       RowLabelsLocation: '[ {left} | right ]'

Figure HeatMap 1 contains an axes object. The axes object contains an object of type image.

Display the data values in the heatmap.

hmo.Annotate = true;
view(hmo)

Figure HeatMap 1 contains an axes object. The axes object contains 401 objects of type image, text.

Use the plot function to display the heatmap in another figure specified by the figure handle fH.

fH = figure;
hA = plot(hmo,fH);

Figure contains an axes object. The axes object contains 401 objects of type image, text.

Use the returned axes handle hA to specify the axes properties.

hA.Title.String = 'Inverse of an Upper Hessenberg Matrix';
hA.XTickLabelMode = 'auto';
hA.YTickLabelMode = 'auto';

Figure contains an axes object. The axes object with title Inverse of an Upper Hessenberg Matrix contains 401 objects of type image, text.

Input Arguments

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Heatmap or clustergram object, specified as a HeatMap object or clustergram object.

Version History

Introduced in R2009b

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