Adding two node labels to graph

I've the following graph

t = [1 1 1 1 2 2 3 4 4 5 6];
h = [2 3 4 5 3 6 6 5 7 7 7]; 
H = graph(t,h)
H.Nodes.Name = cellstr(string(1:height(H.Nodes))')
H.Nodes.Value = (1:height(H.Nodes))';
plt = plot(H)
plt.Marker = 'o';
plt.MarkerSize = 15;
plt.NodeCData = H.Nodes.Value;
colorbar
%second node label
%[0.12;0.13;1.24;10.24;2.3;4.56;1.00]

By default, the names of nodes are added as node label in the graph, I'd like to know how to add a second node label .I'd like to position the first label above and second label below the node

Answer 1

[Adam Danz]

There are lots of ways to do this. Here's a simple approach that uses labelpoints from the file exchange instead of labeling the nodes with the NodeLabel property. The labelpoints function is just a wrapper to the text() function that makes positioning of the text a little easier.

% Remove NodeLabels
plt.NodeLabel = {}; 

% Define upper and lower labels (they can be numeric, characters, or strings)
upperLabels = 1:numel(plt.XData);
lowerLabels = [0.12;0.13;1.24;10.24;2.3;4.56;1.00]; 

% label each node and offset the labels in the North and South directions. 
% You can play around with this offset values ------vvv
labelpoints(plt.XData, plt.YData, upperLabels, 'N', 0.3);
labelpoints(plt.XData, plt.YData, lowerLabels, 'S', 0.3);

[Deepa Maheshvare]

Hi, could you please explain how you got the colorbars?

[Adam Danz]

You can add a colorbar to a plot by calling the function

colorbar()

just as you did in the code from your question :)