Is it possible to define colormap ranges or merge colormaps?

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lstr
lstr le 25 Août 2022
Commenté : lstr le 25 Août 2022
I am creating a heat map using imagesc with data in [0 100]. I need to emphasize two data ranges as distinct, say [0 5] shades of red and [5 100] colors that are not red.
I'm a proficient MATLAB user/googler generally, but am not sure what vocabulary to use when searching. Any advice - either tips on how to accomplish this or terms to google - would be welcome!
Thanks!

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Chad Greene
Chad Greene le 25 Août 2022
Try concatenating colormaps, like this. Below I'm using my cmocean colormaps, which are available on File Exchange, but you can concatenate any RGB arrays.
% Some data
Z = abs(peaks(500));
Z = 100*Z/max(Z(:)); % scaled 0 to 100
figure
imagesc(Z)
cb = colorbar;
% Two colormaps:
col1 = cmocean('amp',6); % 6 shades of red
col2 = parula(95); % 95 shades of parula
% Concatenate colormaps:
col = cat(1,col1,col2);
colormap(col)
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lstr
lstr le 25 Août 2022
Thank you so much! This was exactlly what I was looking for!

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