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contourfcmap: filled contour plot with precise colormap
Creates a filled contour plot, with more precise control over colors than contourf.
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line2arrow.m
Combines line plotting with annotation arrows.
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How to reduce data irregularly?
It sounds like you're looking for a line simplification algorithm. These algorithms try to preserve the shape of a polygon or p...
How to reduce data irregularly?
It sounds like you're looking for a line simplification algorithm. These algorithms try to preserve the shape of a polygon or p...
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How to set plot color for N curves to be a gradient of N color shades between light blue and dark blue (or any other color)?
I suggest reformatting the color-generating function so that instead of returning the entire gradient colormap, it returns only ...
How to set plot color for N curves to be a gradient of N color shades between light blue and dark blue (or any other color)?
I suggest reformatting the color-generating function so that instead of returning the entire gradient colormap, it returns only ...
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Separating 1D data into clusters and counting the amount of elements in each
If the cluster tolerance defines how close points need to be to their nearest neighbor in order to be called a cluster, then you...
Separating 1D data into clusters and counting the amount of elements in each
If the cluster tolerance defines how close points need to be to their nearest neighbor in order to be called a cluster, then you...
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How to load .mat data from another folder?
The dir command returns the path to each file in the folder field, so you need to append that to recreate the full path names fo...
How to load .mat data from another folder?
The dir command returns the path to each file in the folder field, so you need to append that to recreate the full path names fo...
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offsetaxis
Offsets an x- or y-axis from the plotted axis area
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Plotting three axis with one y axis
I like to do this sort of thing the manual way, using my offsetaxis function. It requires a little more manual coding than func...
Plotting three axis with one y axis
I like to do this sort of thing the manual way, using my offsetaxis function. It requires a little more manual coding than func...
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cutline of a triangular meshed graph
The simplest way to do this is to simply interpolate z for a set of points defined by x = 0 and y = the range of your y-data. F...
cutline of a triangular meshed graph
The simplest way to do this is to simply interpolate z for a set of points defined by x = 0 and y = the range of your y-data. F...
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How interp2 deal with edges on bicubic interpolation?
interp2 does not extrapolate. By default, it sets any points outside the data bounds to NaN; you can alternatively choose a dif...
How interp2 deal with edges on bicubic interpolation?
interp2 does not extrapolate. By default, it sets any points outside the data bounds to NaN; you can alternatively choose a dif...
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Plotting a point in Matlab
If you just want a single point with an arbitrary size, try plot, and play around with the 'markersize' property. Be sure to sp...
Plotting a point in Matlab
If you just want a single point with an arbitrary size, try plot, and play around with the 'markersize' property. Be sure to sp...
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How to find graph density in MATLAB for a given graph G?
You can simply calculate the number of non-zero elements relative to total elements in the adjacency matrix: nnz(adjacency(G))....
How to find graph density in MATLAB for a given graph G?
You can simply calculate the number of non-zero elements relative to total elements in the adjacency matrix: nnz(adjacency(G))....
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How to Create Plot of Weights at Spatial Locations (Connectivity Map)
There aren't any pre-packaged functions to do this, but it should be pretty straightforward to create a function the calculates ...
How to Create Plot of Weights at Spatial Locations (Connectivity Map)
There aren't any pre-packaged functions to do this, but it should be pretty straightforward to create a function the calculates ...
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What should be dimension of surf(X,Y,Z) 3D?
You just need to transpose Z: surf(hw, rw, Z')
What should be dimension of surf(X,Y,Z) 3D?
You just need to transpose Z: surf(hw, rw, Z')
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How to extract -3 dB diameter from Matrix?
The coordinates of the contour line are saved in the c matrix, albeit in a less than user friendly format. I like using the con...
How to extract -3 dB diameter from Matrix?
The coordinates of the contour line are saved in the c matrix, albeit in a less than user friendly format. I like using the con...
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Monthly maximum in data
While you could do this with find, using the second output of max is a bit quicker. % Some fake data similar to yours t ...
Monthly maximum in data
While you could do this with find, using the second output of max is a bit quicker. % Some fake data similar to yours t ...
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Is it possible to convert a heatmap to a Matrix ?
Unlike most Matlab plotting functions, heatmap is annoyingly heavy-handed. It really wants to be used as a quick browsing tool,...
Is it possible to convert a heatmap to a Matrix ?
Unlike most Matlab plotting functions, heatmap is annoyingly heavy-handed. It really wants to be used as a quick browsing tool,...
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How to create isolate nodes in graph?
The easiest way would be to simply add the isolated node to the existing graph: G = graph({'a', 'b', 'c'},{'c', 'a', 'd'}); G ...
How to create isolate nodes in graph?
The easiest way would be to simply add the isolated node to the existing graph: G = graph({'a', 'b', 'c'},{'c', 'a', 'd'}); G ...
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Changing order of legend entries when lslines are included
The easiest way to be certain your legend labels match up is to pass handles specifically: figure; p = plot([1 2;2 1;3 1;1 4...
Changing order of legend entries when lslines are included
The easiest way to be certain your legend labels match up is to pass handles specifically: figure; p = plot([1 2;2 1;3 1;1 4...
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How to label the x axis of a polar plot?
You can label polar axes with text objects. I find the following positioning works well as a default... you may need to play ar...
How to label the x axis of a polar plot?
You can label polar axes with text objects. I find the following positioning works well as a default... you may need to play ar...
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Outputting how far down a set of data a set of numbers are in a large data set
If you supply 2 outputs to find, it will return the row and column indices corresponding to each true element: [rowidx, colidx]...
Outputting how far down a set of data a set of numbers are in a large data set
If you supply 2 outputs to find, it will return the row and column indices corresponding to each true element: [rowidx, colidx]...
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Legends not matching colors
Are you certain that those are the only plotting commands? Did you perhaps test plot once with hold on, then call your commands...
Legends not matching colors
Are you certain that those are the only plotting commands? Did you perhaps test plot once with hold on, then call your commands...
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Can't seem to get the functions to graph properlly
You've chosen a pretty coarse resolution for t. If you change it to something like t = linspace(0,5,100); do you get what yo...
Can't seem to get the functions to graph properlly
You've chosen a pretty coarse resolution for t. If you change it to something like t = linspace(0,5,100); do you get what yo...
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Diagonal Node Labels for Bipartite Graph?? (Undirected Graph Formatting Help)
The node labels in a plotted graph are difficult to alter. You can get to them by digging into undocumented properties. For ex...
Diagonal Node Labels for Bipartite Graph?? (Undirected Graph Formatting Help)
The node labels in a plotted graph are difficult to alter. You can get to them by digging into undocumented properties. For ex...
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Plotting A Large Number Of Patches
Creating a single multi-faceted patch is much, much more efficient than plotting lots of single-face patches. In the figure you...
Plotting A Large Number Of Patches
Creating a single multi-faceted patch is much, much more efficient than plotting lots of single-face patches. In the figure you...
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i have a syntax error in u(3)-u(4)(exp((u(2)u(1)+u(6))))/(u(5))-1) what the error ?
A few missing multiplication symbols: u(2)*u(1) and u(4)*(exp...)
i have a syntax error in u(3)-u(4)(exp((u(2)u(1)+u(6))))/(u(5))-1) what the error ?
A few missing multiplication symbols: u(2)*u(1) and u(4)*(exp...)
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Specify location of clabel
I've used the FEX function gclabel in the past to do this sort of thing, though I haven't tested it in any recent versions of Ma...
Specify location of clabel
I've used the FEX function gclabel in the past to do this sort of thing, though I haven't tested it in any recent versions of Ma...
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Extracting Numbers from a mixed string
Assuming numbers only appear as properly-formatted combos, you can simply look for all number-decimal groups: b = regexp(str, '...
Extracting Numbers from a mixed string
Assuming numbers only appear as properly-formatted combos, you can simply look for all number-decimal groups: b = regexp(str, '...
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Adjusting my time axis(x axis) accordingly
t = (0:(n-1))*(1/fs); plot(t,y1)
Adjusting my time axis(x axis) accordingly
t = (0:(n-1))*(1/fs); plot(t,y1)
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plotting 2gb worth of data
You're trying to show about 10x more data than could possibly be visualized, even on a 4K monitor. Even if you didn't run out o...
plotting 2gb worth of data
You're trying to show about 10x more data than could possibly be visualized, even on a 4K monitor. Even if you didn't run out o...
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