gplotmatrix compatability with tiledlayout

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Adam Watts 2022-3-11

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评论： Jan Kappen 2024-9-23，9:48

I am trying to combine tiledlayout with gplotmatrix because of the ease of adding legends directly above multiple plots. Using a simple plot I can and commenting out the gplotmatrix line, I can get the legend that is directly north of the plot. However there appears to be compatibility issues with gplotmatrix as I get a warning "Property assignment is not allowed when the object is empty. Use subscripted assignment to create an array element."

Ideally, gplotmatrix would allow the legend to behave like tiledlayouts with ease of adding xlabels, ylabels, titles, and legends. However I have found that getting a center legend above the gplotmatrix is rather difficult.

randMat = randn(25, 5);
VarNames = "Var " + string((1:5))';
catNames = [repmat('Class A', 20, 1); repmat('Class B', 5, 1)];
catTable = table(catNames, 'VariableNames', {'Class Type'});
MyDataTable = array2table(randMat, "VariableNames", VarNames);
MyDataTable = [MyDataTable, catTable];
tt = tiledlayout(1,1);
nexttile
% plot(randi(100, 10, 1))   Works with legend due north 
gplotmatrix(MyDataTable{:, 1:5}, [], MyDataTable.("Class Type"), [],[], [], true, 'stairs', VarNames)
lgd = legend();
lgd.Layout.Tile = 'north';

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Answer 1

Madheswaran 2024-9-9，9:24

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Hi Adam,

The issue you are encountering is because figure created using the ‘tiledlayout’ gets overwritten when you plot using ‘gplotmatrix’. You can verify this by printing the children of the current figure before and after ‘gplotmatrix’ function is used.

disp(gcf().Children) % prints 'TiledChartLayout' 
gplotmatrix(MyDataTable{:, 1:5}, [], MyDataTable.("Class Type"), [],[], [], true, 'stairs', VarNames)
disp(gcf().Children) % prints '32 * 1 graphics array'

If your objective is to show the legend outside the plots of ‘gplotmatrix’, you can directly modify the position property of the legend, like outlined in the below code:

%... existing code to create MyDataTable
MyDataTable = [MyDataTable, catTable];
 
fig = figure;
gp = gplotmatrix(MyDataTable{:, 1:5}, [], MyDataTable.("Class Type"), [],[], [], true, 'stairs', VarNames);
 
% Find the legend handle
legHandle = findobj(fig, 'Type', 'Legend');
 
% Move the legend outside the plot 
if ~isempty(legHandle)
    legHandle.Position = [0.5,0.95, 0.035, 0.025];
end