define a sequential discrete color map with first color white.
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Hi,
I need to define a color map with 8 different sequential discrete colors like below. But, the first colot should be while. How can I define a color map and include in the MATLAB code below.?
Any help is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
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figure;
pcolor(lon,lat,t2);
shading interp
colorbar
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Image Analyst
il 15 Apr 2015
Try this:
cmap = jet(20)
cmap = flipud(cmap(1:10,:));
cmap(1,:) = [1,1,1];
colormap(cmap);
colorbar
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Image Analyst
il 16 Apr 2015
Do you know the RGB values for each of the 10 colors? If so, just assign them to each row of cmap.
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Chad Greene
il 16 Apr 2015
Modificato: Chad Greene
il 16 Apr 2015
The colormap you uploaded in your original question looks a lot like a Cynthia Brewer colormap, which Stephen Cobeldick has made into a nice little function called brewermap. You'll notice the first value in that colormap you uploaded is not pure white. Here's how you can create the 8-level brewer map with the brewermap function, and if you want to force the first value to white, you can do that too.
pcolor(3.5*abs(peaks(1024)))
shading interp
% Create colormap:
map = brewermap(8,'GnBu');
map(1,:) = [1 1 1]; % optionally force first color to white
colormap(map)
cb = colorbar('location','south');
caxis([0 20]) % sets colorbar limits
set(cb,'xtick',[])
% another colorbar:
cb2 = colorbar('location','northoutside');
The reason your set(hcb,'YTick',[]) did not work is because you followed it by calling a new colorbar. And you can set the colorbar limits from 0 to 20 by caxis([0 20]). For colorbar location you may alternatively want 'southoutside'.
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