Data Distribution Plots

Create plots by passing tables directly to plotting functions.

This example shows how to add a legend to a pie chart that displays a description for each slice.

This example shows how to create a pie graph and automatically offset the pie slice with the greatest contribution.

When you create a pie chart, MATLAB labels each pie slice with the percentage of the whole that slice represents.

This example shows how to adjust the color scale of a bivariate histogram plot to reveal additional details about the bins.

This example shows how to use histogram to effectively view categorical data.

This example shows how to create a heatmap from a table and how to modify the heatmap appearance.

This example shows how to create a word cloud from plain text by reading it into a string array, preprocessing it, and passing it to the wordcloud function.

This example shows how to create a parallel coordinates plot from a table and how to modify the appearance of the plot.

histogram, histcounts, and discretize are the recommended histogram creation and computation functions for new code.