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MATLAB Plot
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2D
Plots
Matlab includes fancy tools for visualization. Basic 2D plots, good 3D
graphics, and even animation possibilities are available in an easy
environment. The most basic and useful command for producing simple 2D
plots is...
Horizontal
and Vertical Lines
We are going to create a simple Matlab function to add horizontal and
vertical lines to any given Matlab-created plot. For
example, let's say that we need to add some indications or annotations
to a plot, and we need to display and indicate some upper or lower...
Pie
Plots
pie(x)
draws pie plots 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...
hist
The hist
instruction in Matlab, without output arguments, produces a
histogram
bar plot of the results. The bar edges on the first and last
bins may extend to cover the min and max of the data unless a matrix of
data is supplied...
Comet
Plot
comet(a)
displays an animated comet plot of the vector a.
comet(a, b)
displays an animated comet plot of vector b vs a.
comet(a, b, p)
uses a comet of length p*length(b).
Default is
p
= 0.10...
Plotting
using stems
In this example, we study the 'stem'
instruction to illustrate Matlab functions. It draws vertical lines
(with a little circle at the tip) proportional to the value of the
function at that particular horizontal value. 'stem'
does not join the circles with a line, and it is very helpful to stress
the fact that the function is, in fact, not continuous but discreet...
Logarithmic
plots
In this example we are going to demonstrate how to use the 'loglog' function
included in Matlab to produce logarithmic
axis. This term referrs to the fact that the plot is
logarithmically scaled in both axes...
Polar plots Functions
that plot data in the polar
coordinates using magnitudes and angles. In this article we’ll discuss
and show
the Matlab plot commands 'compass',
'polar' and 'rose'...
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