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spy(S)
spy(S,markersize)
spy(S,'LineSpec')
spy(S,'LineSpec',markersize)
spy(S) sparsity pattern of any matrix S.
spy(S,markersize), where markersize is an integer, plots the sparsity pattern using markers of the specified point size.
spy(S,'LineSpec'), where LineSpec is a string, uses the specified plot marker type and color.
spy(S,'LineSpec',markersize) uses the specified type, color, and size for the plot markers.
S is usually a sparse matrix, but full matrices are acceptable, in which case the locations of the nonzero elements are plotted.
Note spy replaces format +, which takes much more space to display essentially the same information. |
This example plots the 60-by-60 sparse adjacency matrix of the connectivity graph of the Buckminster Fuller geodesic dome. This matrix also represents the soccer ball and the carbon-60 molecule.
B = bucky; spy(B)

find, gplot, LineSpec, symamd, symrcm
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