Showing the Value of Variable in Figure Tab

I'm working with MATLAB GUI. And I'm stuck in show the table.

Well, I have this code:

[g,c] = kmeans(cobat,3,'dist','SqEuclidean'); %cobat is the file of mine
y = [cobat, g]

If I run "y=[cobat,g]" in command window, it will appear the rows and coloumns of cobat file, + cluster index (g). But when I run it on GUI, I put this code, and it doesn't show anything. So, I need something like 'figure' tab to show up the result of this script. It shall be appeared as a table. I know that there is table on GUI, but I want it to show in figure tab (it will be better if the figure tab shown as table, too). Or, simply how to variable's value in figure tab or whatever like that? Anyone can help me what I should do to make this happen? Can you please show me the sample script to do it?

Thank you.

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

Unfortunately, there is no tab control in MATLAB. You can use panels and radio button groups as an inferior alternate. Click on the radio button and set the desired panel visible (which can have any controls, such as a uitable, inside it), and set the other panels invisible.

I know you can "dock" figures in a single window with the "WindowStyle" property, but I forgot how to do that. Perhaps "docking" is what you meant when you said "tabbed" figures.

[Alvi Syahrin]

I have this sample code

clr = lines(k);
*figure, hold on*
scatter3(cobat(:,1), cobat(:,2), cobat(:,3), 36, clr(g,:), 'Marker','.')
scatter3(c(:,1), c(:,2), c(:,3), 100, clr, 'Marker','o', 'LineWidth',3)
hold off
view(3), axis vis3d, box on, rotate3d on
xlabel('x'), ylabel('y'), zlabel('z')

When I run that script, it is appeared on figure tab. I want the result of 'y=[cobat,g]' is appeared like that too. :)

Well, maybe, it is docking or something like that. I don't know. :D

[Alvi Syahrin]

Hi, Image Analyst. I changed the title of my question. Still not change the meaning of the post, but I hope I think this is more simple to understand and hope you got another idea how to do this thing.

[Image Analyst]

After 3 attempts to fix errors in your code, I gave up. Please post code that will actually run. By the way, I don't have the Stats toolbox so I can't run kmeans(), but others will be able to if they have that toolbox.