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Valcolor

Extension of zerocolor() for arbitrary color. Greater control over colormaps allows user to increase contrast for particular values.

% valcolor(VAL,CLR)

% Updates current figure's colormap so values VAL get color CLR.

% This includes values mapped to the same color as VAL.

% CLR is either a vector between 0-1, e.g. [.4 .2 .9] or

% a standard MATLAB color string shorthand, e.g. 'r'.

% Based on Clim and CDataMapping value of current axes and image.

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% valcolor(H,VAL,CLR) uses figure handle H instead of current.

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% cmap = valcolor(...)

% Returns modified cmap based on figure's colormap.

% Does not apply it to figure. Apply with colormap().

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% cmap = valcolor(VAL,CLR,oldmap,clims)

% Outputs colored cmap based on input map and clims.

% May supply data instead of clims, gets [min max] to create clims.

% If clims = false, assumes indexed colormap.

Examples:

im1 = imread('moon.tif'); %scaled

figure;imagesc(im1);axis off

colormap(gray(64));

valcolor(0,['b'])

valcolor(50,[1 0 0 ])

valcolor(100,'g')

valcolor(200,[1 1 0 ])

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im2 = load('clown'); %indexed

figure;imshow(im2.X,im2.map);

valcolor(0,[0 1 0]);

valcolor(40,[0 0 0]);

valcolor(60,[0 1 1]);

valcolor(80,['k']);

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