Usage: |
setmaskp(data, color_num, art_num, size)
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Input: |
| data | n x p matrix of data which should be plotted
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| color_num | either integer (all points of the data matrix
get the color associated with that integer) <br>
or a (n x 1) vector of integers (each point
gets the color associated with the integer
in the corresponding row);
0 : black,
1 : blue,
2 : green,
3 : cyan,
4 : red,
5 : magenta,
6 : yellow,
7 : white.
In case you want to use the RGB colors, use the command
createcolor. Then color_num
has to be given either as a 1 x 3 vector of integers (all
points get the same RGB color associated with the 3 integers)
or an (n x 3) vector of integers (each point gets the RGB color
associated with 3 the integers in the corresponding row).
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| art_num | either integer (all points of the data matrix
are represented by the symbol associated with that integer)
or an (n x 1) vector of integers (each point is represented by
the symbol associated with the integer in the corresponding row):
0 : empty,
1 : a point,
2 : a rectangle,
3 : a circle,
4 : a triangle,
5 : an X-symbol,
6 : a rhombus,
7 : a filled rectangle,
8 : a filled circle,
9 : a filled rhombus,
10 : a filled triangle,
11 : a cross,
12 : a star,
13 : a grid,
14 : a different cross
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| size | either a scalar integer (all points of the
data matrix get the size associated with that integer)
or a (n x 1) vector of integers (each point gets the size
associated with the integer in the corresponding row);
size may be one of the following integers: 0 ... 15;
the default size is 8.
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