Data distribution plots in MatLab -- MatLab

 Data distribution plots in MatLab -- MatLab

type of data distribution plots

histogram
histogram2
pie
pie3
scatterhistogram
swarmchart
swarmchart3
wordcloud
bubblecloud
heatmap
parallelplot
plotmatrix


2D

histogram

pie

scatterhistogram

swarmchart

wordcould

bubblecloud

heatmap

parallel plot

plotmatrix


3D

histogram3

pie3

swarmchart3


[NOTE]

histogram2 does not plot in 2D spaces. It plots in 3D spaces.


more details on:

Types of MATLAB Plots - MATLAB & Simulink (mathworks.com)

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