I need the graph to be plotted inside the axes of GUI instead of popping out.

% --- Executes on button press in correlation.
function correlation_Callback(hObject, eventdata, handles)
% hObject    handle to correlation (see GCBO)
% eventdata  reserved - to be defined in a future version of MATLAB
% handles    structure with handles and user data (see GUIDATA)
%eeg_data=str2double(get(handles.input,'String'

    # * Item one
    # * Item two));
  if isfield(handles,'window_orig')
      disp('Correlation is being calculated...')
      [c d]=size(handles.eeg_data);
      TH_corr=handles.TH_corr;
      [correlation,y1]=correla(handles.window_orig,c,TH_corr);
       handles.correlation=correlation;
       handles.y1=y1;
       handles.axes1=y1;
  %      [p q]=size(handles.correlation);
       guidata(hObject,handles)
       disp(handles)
  else
      disp('No Data Found!!!')
  end
  function [correlation,y1]=correla(window,c,TH_corr)
  for h=1:c
       for l=1:c
          X=window(h,:);
          Y=window(l,:);
          ca=corr2(X,Y);
          corr(h,l)=round(ca,2);
       end     
      correlation=corr;
  end
      [p,q]=size(correlation);
  for j=1:(p*q)
      if(corr(j)< TH_corr && corr(j) > -TH_corr)
          corr(j)=0;
      end
  end
  disp('graph is being plotted....')
  figure;
  x3=graph(corr,'upper','OmitSelfLoops');
  LWidths2= 5*x3.Edges.Weight/max(x3.Edges.Weight);
  n1={'C3','C4','Cz','F3','F4','O1','O2','P3','P4','T3','T4'};
  y1=plot(x3,'EdgeLabel',x3.Edges.Weight,'LineWidth',abs(LWidths2),'Layout','auto','NodeLabel',n1);
  y1.Marker='s';
  y1.NodeColor='r';
  y1.MarkerSize=6;
  y1.EdgeAlpha=0.3;
  disp('Correlation is calculated')

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

Remove the

    figure;

call.

[Chandrika Avvaru]

I need one more information sir.I now had a graph plot saved in a variable and I want to display that graph by using another pushbutton.How can I use that variable to plot the graph sir?

[Walter Roberson]

How did you save the graph? Did you save the data, or did you plot on screen and saveas() or print(), or did you save() a graphics object to a file ?

[Chandrika Avvaru]

I used handles.variable and while displaying the handles I can find the variable showing 1*1 graphplot.

[Chandrika Avvaru]

I also used saveas().

[Walter Roberson]

If you have a handle graphics object, then it would already be displayed unless the visibility of the object (or perhaps a container of the object) is set to Off. Unless, that is, what you stored in handles was data rather than the graphics object?

If you have an existing handle graphics object but you need to move it to a different container, then you can set its Parent property. If you have an existing handle graphics object but you need to copy it to a different container, then you can copyobj()