How to plot node numbers using matrix of nodes's coordinates?

Hi, my script plots a mesh grid using:

gplot(adj,NC,'-o')

where 'adj' is the adjacency matrix and 'NC' is the matrix of nodes' coordinates. It works absolutely fine, except for the fact that it doesn't plot the nodes' numbers on the graph.

For example, for a grid like this:

3-6-9
| | |
2-5-8
| | |
1-4-7

I need nodes' numbers to be on the graph and the nodes coordinates matrix is given by:

    NC =
          0    0
          0    h
          0   H1
          w    0
          w    h
          w   H1
          W1   0
          W1   h
          W1  H1

Where h's and w's are user's inputs.

The script also provides the matrix of nodes numbers, which for this example looks like this:

A =
     1     4     7
     2     5     8
     3     6     9

I believe it is possible to use the above matrices to plot the nodes' numbers, but I don't know how. Any ideas?

[Vitaly]

nodes' numbers can also be represented as a range k=1:M, where M is known

[Marcos Rezk]

how do you get the adjacency matrix

Answer 1

[Jonathan Epperl]

And text() doesn't give you the results you'd like? E.g.

k = 1:30;
[B,XY] = bucky;
gplot(B(k,k),XY(k,:),'-o')
axis square
for i=k
text(XY(i,1),XY(i,2),num2str(i,'%d'))
end

If that's not good enough, we could certainly do some cosmetics on it...

[Vitaly]

That's perfect, thanks. I've modified it a little bit and got what I wanted.

Answer 2

[kyaw zaw]

Can We set locations of Nodes by coordination method? For example, Node1 is at x=3, y=4 of each axis. Please see following figure!In figure, all Nodes are located at wherever they want. We want to locate those Nodes systematically. Please answer is it possible or not!

Answer 3

[kyaw zaw]