Plots and Data Visualization
Sulaymon Eshkabilov
Abstract
Sulaymon Eshkabilov
Abstract
The MATLAB package has numerous built-in functions used to visualize numerical data via plot, graphs, charts, and animations. There are two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) plots, charts, maps, etc. In addition, some of the MATLAB toolboxes have specific plot and visualization functions. Building plot figures is very straightforward and can be done in two different ways, one of which is using commands and writing scripts and the other is using GUI tools. In this chapter, we discuss and demonstrate some of the most essential tools and techniques used to build line, bar, pie, surface, mesh plots, graphs, and animated plots via examples.
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The MATLAB package has numerous built-in functions used to visualize numerical data via plot, graphs, charts, and animations. There are two-dimensional (2D) and three-dimensional (3D) plots, charts, maps, etc. In addition, some of the MATLAB toolboxes have specific plot and visualization functions. Building plot figures is very straightforward and can be done in two different ways, one of which is using commands and writing scripts and the other is using GUI tools. In this chapter, we discuss and demonstrate some of the most essential tools and techniques used to build line, bar, pie, surface, mesh plots, graphs, and animated plots via examples.
Key concepts: Plot (graphics), Bar chart, Scripting language, Visualization, MATLAB, Pie chart, Computer science, Computer graphics (images)