Mapcolor: Easily apply mulitple colormaps on the same figure
Ever wish you could use multiple colormaps on a single figure? Now you can. Given an array, mapcolor.m applies a colormap of your choice, returning a new array of the same size that contains explicit RGB triplets. You can then display your data in color, using built-in plotting functions, without relying on the figure's colormap setting.
Also included:
mapcolorbar.m mimics colorbar.m when you're using mapcolor.
colorlabel.m quickly applies labels to Colorbars and MapColorbars.
redblue.m is a colormap from red, through white, to blue--useful for data centered on zero.
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Doug (2024). Mapcolor: Easily apply mulitple colormaps on the same figure (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/31063-mapcolor-easily-apply-mulitple-colormaps-on-the-same-figure), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
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- MATLAB > Graphics > Formatting and Annotation > Colormaps >
- MATLAB > Graphics > Formatting and Annotation > Labels and Annotations > Colorbar >
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