MATLAB: How to use buitin functions like fcm in gui

#builtinfunctions#guidesgui

I am trying to implment a GUI for a project. I have to use the fcm builtin function . How to call this function from the gui from the callback and display back the results and

as well plot the image of the dataset.

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A GUI in Matlab is nothing special. You need to have working code first, and then put that into a GUI. If you have trouble with the first step, the second not relevant yet.

If you want advice about how to make a GUI, read this thread.

Your tags sugest that you're planning to use GUIDE. Especially if you're creating a GUI from scratch I would strongly advise you to not use GUIDE. It is slated to be discontinued and it can be complex to create anything that isn't simple.

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