If clr is a cell array of strings, the length of clr must be equal to the length of x, y and z.

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Hello, I have problem in gscatter3(). The link of gscatter3 is as follow:
Thanks in advance for any help!
>> stage265_tran=stage265';
>> [~, scores,pcvars]=pca(stage265_tran);
>> x265=zscore(scores(:,1));
>> y265=zscore(scores(:,2));
>> z265=zscore(scores(:,3));
>> gscatter3(x265,y265,z265,cellstr(tmp265),{'b','g','m'},{'.','.','.'},15)
If clr is a cell array of strings, the length of clr must be equal to the length of x, y and z.
In my workspace:
stage265_tran <265x100>
scores <265x100>
pcvars <100x1>
x265 <265x1>
y265 <265x1>
z265 <265x1>
tmp265 <1x265>
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yue li
yue li 2018년 9월 7일
편집: Walter Roberson 2025년 2월 5일
clr, the 5th parameter,has only three elements, tmp265 should only has three elements

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Aditya
Aditya 2025년 2월 5일
Hi Yue,
The error message you're encountering indicates that the clr parameter in the gscatter3 function expects a cell array of color strings whose length matches the number of data points, not the number of unique groups. This suggests that the function might be expecting a color specification for each individual point, rather than for each group.
Assuming tmp265 correctly specifies groups, and gscatter3 is intended to work similarly to MATLAB's built-in gscatter, you might try:
% Convert tmp265 to a categorical array if it's not already
group = categorical(tmp265);
% Ensure clr is specified for each unique group
uniqueGroups = categories(group);
numGroups = numel(uniqueGroups);
% Define colors for each group
clr = {'b', 'g', 'm'}; % Ensure this matches the number of unique groups
% Define marker types for each group
markerTypes = {'.', '.', '.'}; % Ensure this matches the number of unique groups
% Plot using gscatter3
gscatter3(x265, y265, z265, group, clr(1:numGroups), markerTypes(1:numGroups), 15);

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