iFit/plot

PURPOSE

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

 h = plot(model, parameters, axes, ...) plot a model

   @iFunc/plot applies the function 'model' using the specified parameters and axes
     and function parameters 'pars' with optional additional parameters. A plot of
     the model is then produced.
     The axis rank '1' corresponds to axis usually labelled as 'y'
     The axis rank '2' corresponds to axis usually labelled as 'x'

 input:  model: model function (iFunc, single or array)
         parameters: model parameters (vector, cell or vectors) or 'guess'
         ...: additional parameters may be passed, which are then forwarded to the model
 output: h: handle to the plotted object (handle)

 ex:     b=plot(gauss); plot(gauss*lorz, [1 2 3 4, 5 6 7 8]);

 Version: Nov. 27, 2018
 See also iFunc, iFunc/fit, iFunc/feval

CROSS-REFERENCE INFORMATION

• cellstr ret = cellstr(s) : convert iFunc into a cell of strings
• disp disp(s) : display iFunc object (details)
• feval [signal, model, axes, name] = feval(model, parameters, x,y, ...) evaluate a function
• floor b = floor(s) : lower integer round of iFunc object
• get [...] = get(s, 'PropertyName', ...) : get iFunc object properties
• isempty isempty(s) : true for empty iFunc object
• isfield b = isfield(s, field) : check existence of field/parameter in model objects
• ndims d = ndims(s) : get the dimensionality of iFunc object
• ones s = ones(s,N,M,P,...) : initialize an iFunc array
• plot h = plot(model, parameters, axes, ...) plot a model
• set [s,...] = set(s, 'PropertyName', Propertyvalue, ...) : set iFunc properties
• zeros s = zeros(s,N,M,P,...) : initialize an iFunc array

• feval [signal, model, axes, name] = feval(model, parameters, x,y, ...) evaluate a function
• fits [pars,criteria,message,output] = fits(model, data, pars, options, constraints, ...) : fit a model on a data set
• plot h = plot(model, parameters, axes, ...) plot a model
• publish b = publish(s) : export the Model object as an HTML document.
• saveas f = saveas(s, filename, format, options) : save iFunc object into various data formats
• subplot h = subplot(s) : plot iFunc array as subplots