plot
Plot tree GUI
Syntax
plot(T)
plot(T,FIG)
Description
plot is a graphical
tree-management utility.
plot( plots
the tree T)T.
The figure that contains the tree is a GUI tool. It lets you change the Node Label to Depth_Position or Index, and Node Action to Split-Merge or Visualize.
The default values are Depth_Position and Visualize.
You can click the nodes to execute the current Node Action.
plot( plots
the tree T,FIG)T in the figure whose handle is FIG.
This figure was already used to plot a tree, for example using the
command
FIG = plot(T)
After some split or merge actions, you can get the new tree using its parent figure handle. The following syntax lets you perform this functionality:
NEWT = plot(T,'read',FIG)
In fact, the first argument is dummy. The most general syntax is
NEWT = plot(DUMMY,'read',FIG)
where DUMMY is any object parented by an
NTREE object. More generally, DUMMY can be any
object constructor name returning an NTREE parented object. For example:
NEWT = plot(ntree,'read',FIG) NEWT = plot(dtree,'read',FIG) NEWT = plot(wptree,'read',FIG)
Examples
% Create a wavelet packets tree (1-D) load noisbloc x = noisbloc; t = wpdec(x,2,'db2'); % Plot tree t. plot(t)
% Change Node Label from Depth_Position to Index.
% Click the node (3). You get the following figure.
Now set the Node Label back to Depth_Position.
Change Node Action to Split-Merge.
Click on the (1,1) node.
The above figure now shows the discrete wavelet transform down to level 2.
% Create a wavelet packets tree (2-D) load woman2 t = wpdec2(X,1,'sym4'); % Plot tree t. plot(t) % Change Node Label from Depth_Position to Index. % Click the node (1). You get the following figure.
