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Example of customizing plots:

As the other illustration of customizing plots, the pieces of a pie chart can be "exploded" from the rest. In this situation, the two vectors are passed to the pie function: initially the data vector, and then a logical vector; the elements for which the logical vector is true will be exploded from the pie chart. The third argument, a cell array of labels, can be passed. The product is as shown in figure.

 

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>> vec = [3 10 5 2];

>> which = (vec == 5)

which =

         0   0   1   0

>> pie(vec, which, {'A', 'B', 'C', 'D'})


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