Re: gplot

[Miquel Cabanas]

hi,

(this is the outcome of a google search for gplot and matlab)

a quick glance at the isomap code shows that gplot is used to plot the
connected points graph, which you probably want to display. Hence, your
only option would be to write your own gplot() function to do that kind
of graph (and donate it to octave).

But you're luck, and someone else has (apparently) done that job for
you. Check MESHPART, a public domain Mesh Partitioning and Graph
Separator Toolbox, at

http://www.cerfacs.fr/algor/Softs/MESHPART/

it comes with "gplotg - Draw a 2D or 3D mesh (replaces Matlab's gplot)".

Hope this helps,

Miquel



On Tue, 2005-09-27 at 20:38 +0200, Søren Hauberg wrote:
> Hi,
> I just downloaded the matlab code for the Isomap algorithm, and I see 
> that it uses the 'gplot' command. In octave 'gplot' used to be an 
> interface function to gnuplot, while in matlab it is some plotting 
> function that I don't really know. So my question is if somebody knows 
> how to fix the code to not call gplot?
> 
> Thanks,
> Søren
> 
> 
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