draw_loadings.m File Reference

Detailed Description

Draws loadings curves with many options.

Definition in file draw_loadings.m.

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Functions
function	draw_loadings (in x, in L, in x_hint, in hint, in legends, in flag_abs, in peakd, in flag_trace_minalt, in flag_draw_peaks, in flag_print_peaks, in flag_histogram, in flag_envelope, in colors)

Function Documentation

function draw_loadings	(	in	x,
		in	L,
		in	x_hint,
		in	hint,
		in	legends,
		in	flag_abs,
		in	peakd,
		in	flag_trace_minalt,
		in	flag_draw_peaks,
		in	flag_print_peaks,
		in	flag_histogram,
		in	flag_envelope,
		in	colors
	)

Parameters

x	[nf] x-axis values.
L	[nf][number_of_loadings] loadings matrix.
x_hint	=[]. [nf] x-axis values. If not passed or empty, uses x if hint is passed.
hint	[nf] "hint" curve that helps the reading of the loadings. If not passed or empty, no hint curve is drawn.
legends	=[] One legend per loadings curve. If not passed, no legend is drawn.
flag_abs	=0 Whether to take the absolute value of the loadings matrix.
peakd	=[] Peak Detector object.
flag_trace_minalt	=0 Whether to draw the threshold line. Only works if threshold is passed.
flag_draw_peaks	=0 Whether to mark the detected peaks in the figure.
flag_print_peaks	=0 Whether to print detected peaks on the command line window.
flag_histogram	=0 Whether to plot line or histogram.
flag_envelope	=0 If true, will detect all peaks, do spline interpolation and plot this instead
colors	=[1, 2, 3...]. See the possibilities: [] : Defaults to sequential color indexes [1, 2, 3...] 1-D vector : interpreted as color indexes (arguments to find_color.m) cell : interpreted as a cell of colours