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M Abedi
el 31 de En. de 2021
Comentada: M Abedi
el 3 de Feb. de 2021
I have a table like this
id nodeName longitude Latitude
'0' 'Sydney1' '151.20732' '-33.86785'
'1' 'Brisbane2' '153.02809' '-27.46794'
'2' 'Canberra1' '149.12807' '-35.28346'
that contain id of Nodes, Nod names and geographical longitudes and Latitudes.
now i want to have graph that be ecording to longitude and Latitude and also show the nod names as label of Nodes in plot. but i cant.
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Walter Roberson
el 1 de Feb. de 2021
NodeCell2 = cell{1,4};
NodeCell2{1} = str2double(all_ids);
NodeCell2{2} = categorical(all_names);
NodeCell2{3} = str2double(all_longs);
NodeCell2{4} = str2double(all_lats);
scatter(NodeCell2{3}, NodeCell2{4});
text(NodeCell2{3}, NodeCell2{4}, NodeCell2{1}); %you might need string(NodeCell2{1}))
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Cris LaPierre
el 1 de Feb. de 2021
My first suggestion is to not convert your data to a cell. If you want to store everything in a single variable, use a table.
all_ids={'0';'1';'2'};
all_names={'Sydney1';'Brisbane2';'Canberra1'};
all_longs={'151.20732';'153.02809';'149.12807'};
all_lats={'-33.86785';'-27.46794';'-35.28346'};
myTbl = table(str2double(all_ids),string(all_names),str2double(all_longs),str2double(all_lats),'VariableNames',["id","nodeName","Longitude","Latitude"])
You can't include text in your plot command. Use the text function. See this page for how to access data in a table.
plot(myTbl.Latitude,myTbl.Longitude,'^');
text(myTbl.Latitude,myTbl.Longitude,"\leftarrow " + myTbl.nodeName)
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