MATLAB Color Codes: RGB-Based Color Representation System

Resource Overview

Comprehensive reference for MATLAB RGB color codes, providing indexed color specifications for programming and visualization tasks with implementation examples.

Detailed Documentation

MATLAB color codes utilize an RGB-based representation system that serves as a valuable reference during code development. These codes numerically represent colors through various combinations of red, green, and blue primary components. Developers can employ these color specifications using MATLAB's built-in functions like `plot(x,y,'Color',[R G B])` where R, G, and B values range from 0 to 1, or alternatively use 0-255 integer values with proper scaling. The RGB triplets enable precise color control in graphical interfaces and data visualizations, allowing customization through functions such as `scatter()` for point colors, `image()` for matrix visualizations, and `colormap()` for figure color schemes. This system supports both predefined color names and custom RGB values, facilitating the creation of vibrant visual outputs while maintaining code readability and consistency across different visualization components.