How to remove X and Y labels from corrplot() MATLAB

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corrplot(T(:,1:4), 'type', 'Pearson');

Assigning a handle to corrplot only generates a 4x4 matrix of the corrolation of variables.

I attempted to do this.

fh = corrplot(T(:,1:4), 'type', 'Pearson');

th = findall(fh, 'type', 'text', 'String', '{bf Correlation Matrix}'); 

th.String = '';

But it did not work, how do I remove the X and Y labels from this function.

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corrplot(T(:,1:4), 'type', 'Pearson');

Assigning a handle to corrplot only generates a 4x4 matrix of the corrolation of variables.

I attempted to do this.

fh = corrplot(T(:,1:4), 'type', 'Pearson');

th = findall(fh, 'type', 'text', 'String', '{bf Correlation Matrix}'); 

th.String = '';

But it did not work, how do I remove the X and Y labels from this function.

asked Nov 7 at 23:44

James

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0
down vote

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corrplot(T(:,1:4), 'type', 'Pearson');

Assigning a handle to corrplot only generates a 4x4 matrix of the corrolation of variables.

I attempted to do this.

fh = corrplot(T(:,1:4), 'type', 'Pearson');

th = findall(fh, 'type', 'text', 'String', '{bf Correlation Matrix}'); 

th.String = '';

But it did not work, how do I remove the X and Y labels from this function.

asked Nov 7 at 23:44

James

196

corrplot(T(:,1:4), 'type', 'Pearson');

Assigning a handle to corrplot only generates a 4x4 matrix of the corrolation of variables.

I attempted to do this.

fh = corrplot(T(:,1:4), 'type', 'Pearson');

th = findall(fh, 'type', 'text', 'String', '{bf Correlation Matrix}'); 

th.String = '';

But it did not work, how do I remove the X and Y labels from this function.

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asked Nov 7 at 23:44

James

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asked Nov 7 at 23:44

James

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asked Nov 7 at 23:44

James

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asked Nov 7 at 23:44

James

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asked Nov 7 at 23:44

James

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A simpler approach may be to first get all of the handles for the Axes objects created (since I believe corrplot creates multiple subplots):

hAxes = findall(gcf, 'Type', 'Axes');

Once you have handles to all the Axes objects, it should be easy to clear their x and y labels (and titles as well, if desired):

set([hAxes.XLabel], 'String', '');

set([hAxes.YLabel], 'String', '');

set([hAxes.Title], 'String', '');

edited Nov 8 at 4:57

answered Nov 8 at 4:11

gnovice

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Your first line gives the error: Too many output arguments
– James
Nov 8 at 4:26

@James: Which corrplot function are you using? Is it from a toolbox, the File Exchange, or elsewhere? What MATLAB version are you running your code in?
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:29

R2017a is the version im using, I wasnt aware of any other corrplot() however I copied the only use of it.
– James
Nov 8 at 4:46

@James: That's the problem. There was no handle output available in R2017a. Try the other method I have above.
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:54

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A simpler approach may be to first get all of the handles for the Axes objects created (since I believe corrplot creates multiple subplots):

hAxes = findall(gcf, 'Type', 'Axes');

Once you have handles to all the Axes objects, it should be easy to clear their x and y labels (and titles as well, if desired):

set([hAxes.XLabel], 'String', '');

set([hAxes.YLabel], 'String', '');

set([hAxes.Title], 'String', '');

edited Nov 8 at 4:57

answered Nov 8 at 4:11

gnovice

115k13229332

Your first line gives the error: Too many output arguments
– James
Nov 8 at 4:26

@James: Which corrplot function are you using? Is it from a toolbox, the File Exchange, or elsewhere? What MATLAB version are you running your code in?
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:29

R2017a is the version im using, I wasnt aware of any other corrplot() however I copied the only use of it.
– James
Nov 8 at 4:46

@James: That's the problem. There was no handle output available in R2017a. Try the other method I have above.
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:54

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

A simpler approach may be to first get all of the handles for the Axes objects created (since I believe corrplot creates multiple subplots):

hAxes = findall(gcf, 'Type', 'Axes');

Once you have handles to all the Axes objects, it should be easy to clear their x and y labels (and titles as well, if desired):

set([hAxes.XLabel], 'String', '');

set([hAxes.YLabel], 'String', '');

set([hAxes.Title], 'String', '');

edited Nov 8 at 4:57

answered Nov 8 at 4:11

gnovice

115k13229332

Your first line gives the error: Too many output arguments
– James
Nov 8 at 4:26

@James: Which corrplot function are you using? Is it from a toolbox, the File Exchange, or elsewhere? What MATLAB version are you running your code in?
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:29

R2017a is the version im using, I wasnt aware of any other corrplot() however I copied the only use of it.
– James
Nov 8 at 4:46

@James: That's the problem. There was no handle output available in R2017a. Try the other method I have above.
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:54

add a comment |

up vote
0
down vote

A simpler approach may be to first get all of the handles for the Axes objects created (since I believe corrplot creates multiple subplots):

hAxes = findall(gcf, 'Type', 'Axes');

Once you have handles to all the Axes objects, it should be easy to clear their x and y labels (and titles as well, if desired):

set([hAxes.XLabel], 'String', '');

set([hAxes.YLabel], 'String', '');

set([hAxes.Title], 'String', '');

edited Nov 8 at 4:57

answered Nov 8 at 4:11

gnovice

115k13229332

A simpler approach may be to first get all of the handles for the Axes objects created (since I believe corrplot creates multiple subplots):

hAxes = findall(gcf, 'Type', 'Axes');

Once you have handles to all the Axes objects, it should be easy to clear their x and y labels (and titles as well, if desired):

set([hAxes.XLabel], 'String', '');

set([hAxes.YLabel], 'String', '');

set([hAxes.Title], 'String', '');

edited Nov 8 at 4:57

answered Nov 8 at 4:11

gnovice

115k13229332

edited Nov 8 at 4:57

answered Nov 8 at 4:11

gnovice

115k13229332

answered Nov 8 at 4:11

gnovice

115k13229332

answered Nov 8 at 4:11

gnovice

115k13229332

Your first line gives the error: Too many output arguments
– James
Nov 8 at 4:26

@James: Which corrplot function are you using? Is it from a toolbox, the File Exchange, or elsewhere? What MATLAB version are you running your code in?
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:29

R2017a is the version im using, I wasnt aware of any other corrplot() however I copied the only use of it.
– James
Nov 8 at 4:46

@James: That's the problem. There was no handle output available in R2017a. Try the other method I have above.
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:54

add a comment |

Your first line gives the error: Too many output arguments
– James
Nov 8 at 4:26

@James: Which corrplot function are you using? Is it from a toolbox, the File Exchange, or elsewhere? What MATLAB version are you running your code in?
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:29

R2017a is the version im using, I wasnt aware of any other corrplot() however I copied the only use of it.
– James
Nov 8 at 4:46

@James: That's the problem. There was no handle output available in R2017a. Try the other method I have above.
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:54

Your first line gives the error: Too many output arguments
– James
Nov 8 at 4:26

@James: Which corrplot function are you using? Is it from a toolbox, the File Exchange, or elsewhere? What MATLAB version are you running your code in?
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:29

R2017a is the version im using, I wasnt aware of any other corrplot() however I copied the only use of it.
– James
Nov 8 at 4:46

@James: That's the problem. There was no handle output available in R2017a. Try the other method I have above.
– gnovice
Nov 8 at 4:54

add a comment |

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