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===Purpose===
===Purpose===
Plots an ellipse on an existing figure.
Plots an ellipse on an existing figure.
===Synopsis===
===Synopsis===
:ellps(cnt,a,''lc,ang,pax,zh'')
:ellps(cnt,a,''lc,ang,pax,zh'')
===Description===
===Description===
ELLPS plots an ellipse on an existing figure e.g. an ellipse of constant Hotelling's T<sup>2</sup>. The inputs are a 2 element vector containing the ellipse center cnt, and a 2 element vector containing the ellipse axes sizes a. Optional inputs are ''lc'' which defines the line color (''e.g.'' '-g'), and ''ang'' which defines the angle of rotation from the x-axis {default: ang = 0 radians}.
ELLPS plots an ellipse on an existing figure e.g. an ellipse of constant Hotelling's T<sup>2</sup>. The inputs are a 2 element vector containing the ellipse center cnt, and a 2 element vector containing the ellipse axes sizes a. Optional inputs are ''lc'' which defines the line color (''e.g.'' '-g'), and ''ang'' which defines the angle of rotation from the x-axis {default: ang = 0 radians}.
ellps([4 5],[3 1.5],':g') plots a dotted green ellipse with center (4,5), semimajor axis 3 parallel to the x-axis and semiminor 1.5 parallel to the y-axis.
ellps([4 5],[3 1.5],':g') plots a dotted green ellipse with center (4,5), semimajor axis 3 parallel to the x-axis and semiminor 1.5 parallel to the y-axis.
Optional inputs ''pax'' and ''zh'' are used when plotting in a 3D figure. ''pax'' defines the axis perpindicular to the plane of the ellipse [1 = x-axis, 2 = y-axis, 3 = z-axis], and ''zh'' defines the distance along the ''pax'' axis to plot the ellipse.
Optional inputs ''pax'' and ''zh'' are used when plotting in a 3D figure. ''pax'' defines the axis perpindicular to the plane of the ellipse [1 = x-axis, 2 = y-axis, 3 = z-axis], and ''zh'' defines the distance along the ''pax'' axis to plot the ellipse.
ellps([2 3],[4 1.5],'-b',pi/4,3,2) plots an ellipse in a plane perpindicular to the z-axis at a heightof z = 2.
ellps([2 3],[4 1.5],'-b',pi/4,3,2) plots an ellipse in a plane perpindicular to the z-axis at a heightof z = 2.
===See Also===
===See Also===
[[dp]], [[hline]], [[vline]], [[zline]]
[[dp]], [[hline]], [[vline]], [[zline]]

Revision as of 15:25, 3 September 2008

Purpose

Plots an ellipse on an existing figure.

Synopsis

ellps(cnt,a,lc,ang,pax,zh)

Description

ELLPS plots an ellipse on an existing figure e.g. an ellipse of constant Hotelling's T2. The inputs are a 2 element vector containing the ellipse center cnt, and a 2 element vector containing the ellipse axes sizes a. Optional inputs are lc which defines the line color (e.g. '-g'), and ang which defines the angle of rotation from the x-axis {default: ang = 0 radians}.

ellps([4 5],[3 1.5],':g') plots a dotted green ellipse with center (4,5), semimajor axis 3 parallel to the x-axis and semiminor 1.5 parallel to the y-axis.

Optional inputs pax and zh are used when plotting in a 3D figure. pax defines the axis perpindicular to the plane of the ellipse [1 = x-axis, 2 = y-axis, 3 = z-axis], and zh defines the distance along the pax axis to plot the ellipse.

ellps([2 3],[4 1.5],'-b',pi/4,3,2) plots an ellipse in a plane perpindicular to the z-axis at a heightof z = 2.

See Also

dp, hline, vline, zline