display fix radius circles

I wanna to put fix radius circles at (0,1),(1,1),(2,1),(3,1) with diameter of 1 at same time. Is there any way can achieve this?

[dpb]

Yeah, but MATLAB incredibly doesn't have a graphics circle object nor defined circle-plotting function.

rectangle (of all things!) can draw circles, but is also neutered and defies the documentation in that it won't accept anything that goes to the negative side of an axis so you can't use it to draw the circle on the y-axis at the origin.

You have to define the parametric values or x,y in cartesian coordinates from the r*sin(th), r*cos(th) instead.

I'm sure there are some FEX functions.

But, it is one of those absolute mysteries that are totally unfathomable.

figure
pos = [-1 1 -1 1]; 
xlim([-10 10]),ylim([-10 10]),axis equal
axis equal
rectangle('Position',pos,'Curvature',[1 1])
Error using rectangle
Width and height must be greater than or equal to 0 
>> 

>> doc rectangle

says

"pos — Size and location of rectangle

four-element vector of the form [x y w h]

Size and location of the rectangle, specified as a four-element vector of the form [x y w h]. The x and y elements define the coordinate for the lower left corner of the rectangle. The w and h elements define the dimensions of the rectangle.

All values are in data units."

The above are all in data units within the limits of the defined axes but aren't allowed.

[dpb]

function hL = circle(x0,y0,r)
    th = 0:pi/100:2*pi;
    x = r * cos(th) + x0;
    y = r * sin(th) + y0;
    hL=plot(x,y);
end

is a most rudimentary illustration of generating the circle cartesian coordinates...

Answer 1

[Sivani Pentapati]

As per my knowledge, you can use the viscricles function to plot 4 circles at the same time

Refer to the below code for your usecase:

viscircles([0,1;1,1;2,1;3,1],0.5*ones(4,1))

where you pass in an array, with center co-ordinates, (0,1),(1,1),(2,1),(3,1) as the first argument and radii, 0.5 as the second argument

[dpb]

NB: visicircles is in Image Processing Toolbox, not base MATLAB.

Which is fine for those who have the TB, not so much if don't.