setNodeLineWidth (networkvisualizer)

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setNodeLineWidth (networkvisualizer)

Set the line width of nodes for a given networkvisualizer object.

Syntax

net = setNodeLineWidth(net, k)
net = setNodeLineWidth(net, values)
net = setNodeLineWidth(net, values, categories)
net = setNodeLineWidth(net, values, categories, classname)

Arguments

• net: Networkvisualizer object created with function networkvisualizer.
• k: A scalar value specifying the line width of all nodes.
• values: A scalar value or a cell array containing the node line width to be set.
• categories: A vector specifying the class categories which the modifications will apply.
• classname: A string that specifies which node class the given categories correspond to.

Description

• net = setNodeLineWidth(net, k) sets the line width of all node to k.
• net = setNodeLineWidth(net, values) sets the line width of every node i to the line width provided in values{i}. Thus, the values should be a vector of length equal to the number of nodes.
• net = setNodeLineWidth(net, values, categories) uses the node class categories in categories to specify which nodes to be modified. For example, setNodeLineWidth(net, {10, 12}, {'A', 'B'}) sets the line width of nodes with category 'A' to 10 and nodes with category 'B' to 12. This type of specification allows conditional formatting of nodes with respect to the categories provided. By default, it is assumed that the categories correspond to the first node class added by the addNodeClass function.
• net = setNodeLineWidth(net, values, categories, classname) uses the node class with name classname for the provided categories.

Examples

Setting the node line widths

rng(1, 'twister'); % For reproducibility
W = [0 1 1 0 0;1 0 0 1 1;1 0 0 0 0;0 0 0 0 1;1 0 1 0 0];
net = networkvisualizer(W);
net = setNodeLineWidth(net, 7);
plot(net);

which produces:

Updating node line widths using classes

categories = {'M', 'L', 'K', 'M', 'M'}';
net = addNodeClass(net, categories);
net = setNodeLabels(net, {'Category M'}, 'M');
net = setNodeLineWidth(net, 9, 'M');
plot(net);

which produces:

See Also

networkvisualizer, addNodeClass, setNodeLabels, setNodeLineColor, setNodeLineStyle