- •If your function has additional parameters, for example k in myfun:
- •If your function has additional parameters, for example k1,k2 in myfun:
- •Is collected along a path.
- •Vector y are drawn as bars in descending order. Each bar will
- •Vector the same length a X and y or a scalar. If s is a scalar,
- •X and y such that plot(XX,yy) is the stairstep graph.
- •Contour and 2-1/2 d graphs
- •X and y data must be consistently sorted in that if the first
- •2 Inches.
- •If your function has additional parameters, for example k in myfun:
- •If your function has additional parameters, for example k in myfun:
- •Specialized 3-d graphs
- •Inputs.
- •If your function has additional parameters, for example k in myfun:
- •If your function has additional parameters, for example k in myfun:
- •If your function has additional parameters, for example k in myfuntk:
- •If your function has additional parameters, for example k in myfun:
- •If your function has additional parameters, for example k in myfun:
- •Is drawn beneath the mesh.
- •Values in X are normalized via X/sum(X) to determine the area of
- •Volume array.
- •Vector data u,V. The arrays X,y define the coordinates for u,V and
- •Instead of an arrow on the tip. Use a marker of '.' to specify
- •Instead of an arrow on the tip. Use a marker of '.' to specify
- •Interpreted.
- •Instead of the current axes.
- •Imread Read image from graphics file.
- •In the structure returned from imfinfo function.
- •In order to create a cmyk tiff, the colorspace
- •In addition to these png parameters, you can use any
- •Images), 'rle' (run-length encoding of 1-bit
- •Image(f.Cdata);
- •In the movie. For example, if m has four frames then
- •Color related functions
- •Solid modeling
Vector y are drawn as bars in descending order. Each bar will
be labeled with the associated name in the string matrix or
cell array NAMES.
PARETO(Y,X) labels each element of Y with the values from X.
PARETO(Y) labels each element of Y with its index.
PARETO(AX,...) plots into AX as the main axes, instead of GCA.
[H,AX] = PARETO(...) returns a combination of patch and line object
handles in H and the handles to the two axes created in AX.
See also hist, bar.
Reference page in Help browser
doc pareto
<pie> - Pie chart.
PIE Pie chart.
PIE(X) draws a pie plot of the data in the vector X. The values in X
are normalized via X/SUM(X) to determine the area of each slice of pie.
If SUM(X) <= 1.0, the values in X directly specify the area of the pie
slices. Only a partial pie will be drawn if SUM(X) < 1.
PIE(X,EXPLODE) is used to specify slices that should be pulled out from
the pie. The vector EXPLODE must be the same size as X. The slices
where EXPLODE is non-zero will be pulled out.
PIE(...,LABELS) is used to label each pie slice with cell array LABELS.
LABELS must be the same size as X and can only contain strings.
PIE(AX,...) plots into AX instead of GCA.
H = PIE(...) returns a vector containing patch and text handles.
Example
pie([2 4 3 5],{'North','South','East','West'})
See also pie3.
Reference page in Help browser
doc pie
<plotmatrix> - Scatter plot matrix.
PLOTMATRIX Scatter plot matrix.
PLOTMATRIX(X,Y) scatter plots the columns of X against the columns
of Y. If X is P-by-M and Y is P-by-N, PLOTMATRIX will produce a
N-by-M matrix of axes. PLOTMATRIX(Y) is the same as PLOTMATRIX(Y,Y)
except that the diagonal will be replaced by HIST(Y(:,i)).
PLOTMATRIX(...,'LineSpec') uses the given line specification in the
string 'LineSpec'; '.' is the default (see PLOT for possibilities).
PLOTMATRIX(AX,...) uses AX as the BigAx instead of GCA.
[H,AX,BigAx,P,PAx] = PLOTMATRIX(...) returns a matrix of handles
to the objects created in H, a matrix of handles to the individual
subaxes in AX, a handle to big (invisible) axes that frame the
subaxes in BigAx, a matrix of handles for the histogram plots in
P, and a matrix of handles for invisible axes that control the
histogram axes scales in PAx. BigAx is left as the CurrentAxes so
that a subsequent TITLE, XLABEL, or YLABEL will be centered with
respect to the matrix of axes.
Example:
x = randn(50,3); y = x*[-1 2 1;2 0 1;1 -2 3;]';
plotmatrix(y)
Reference page in Help browser
doc plotmatrix
<rose> - Angle histogram plot.
ROSE Angle histogram plot.
ROSE(THETA) plots the angle histogram for the angles in THETA.
The angles in the vector THETA must be specified in radians.
ROSE(THETA,N) where N is a scalar, uses N equally spaced bins
from 0 to 2*PI. The default value for N is 20.
ROSE(THETA,X) where X is a vector, draws the histogram using the
bins specified in X.
ROSE(AX,...) plots into AX instead of GCA.
H = ROSE(...) returns a vector of line handles.
[T,R] = ROSE(...) returns the vectors T and R such that
POLAR(T,R) is the histogram. No plot is drawn.
See also hist, polar, compass.
Reference page in Help browser
doc rose
<scatter> - Scatter plot.
SCATTER Scatter/bubble plot.
SCATTER(X,Y,S,C) displays colored circles at the locations specified
by the vectors X and Y (which must be the same size).
S determines the area of each marker (in points^2). S can be a
