est blue category.
Is it possible to manually choose the colors for each category?

A:

Ratbert pretty much answered the first question.  However, for the sake of completeness, simply do this and replace your current caxis call:
caxis([0.5 12.5]);

To answer the second question, yes you can.  
If you notice in your code, you produced a colour map of 12 components from the jet theme.  This produces a 12 x 3 matrix where each row is a unique colour.  As such, if you want to manually choose the colours, you simply have to rearrange what order the colours come in.  If you look at the colour bar label in your plot, the first colour starts from the bottom, or blue, and it progresses to the top, or red.
As a reference, this is the matrix that gets produced by jet(12):
>> cmap = jet(12)

cmap = 

     0         0    0.6667
     0         0    1.0000
     0    0.3333    1.0000
     0    0.6667    1.0000
     0    1.0000    1.0000
0.3333    1.0000    0.6667
0.6667    1.0000    0.3333
1.0000    1.0000         0
1.0000    0.6667         0
1.0000    0.3333         0
1.0000         0         0
0.6667         0         0

Each row contains a unique RGB tuple, where the first column denotes the amount of red, second the amount of green and third the amount of blue.  Therefore, the first couple of colours are purely blue, and then shades of green are incrementally added after that point to make it cyan and so on and so forth.
The matrix is arranged such that the first colour is the first row and the last colour is the last row.  If you want to decide which colours you want for which label, you simply need to re-arrange the rows so that it matches whichever label you want.
Therefore, you have a set of labels:
labels = {'Non-Durables','Durables','Manufacturing','Oil, Gas and Coal ','Chemicals','Technology','Telephone & TV','Utilities','Wholesale and Retail','Health','Finance
est blue category. 
 Is it possible to manually choose the colors for each class? 

 A: 

 Ratbert reasonably a lot answered the first question.   However, for the sake of completeness, just do this and replace your current caxis call option: 
 caxis([0.5 12.5 ]); 

 To suffice the second question, yes you can.  
 If you notice in your code, you produced a colour map of 12 component from the jet theme.   This grow a 12 x 3 matrix where each row is a unique colour.   As such, if you want to manually choose the colours, you merely have to rearrange what order the colours fall in.   If you look at the colour bar label in your plot, the first coloring material starts from the bottom, or blue, and it progresses to the top, or crimson. 
 As a reference, this is the matrix that gets produced by jet(12 ): 
 > > cmap = jet(12) 

 cmap = 

      0          0     0.6667 
      0          0     1.0000 
      0     0.3333     1.0000 
      0     0.6667     1.0000 
      0     1.0000     1.0000 
 0.3333     1.0000     0.6667 
 0.6667     1.0000     0.3333 
 1.0000     1.0000          0 
 1.0000     0.6667          0 
 1.0000     0.3333          0 
 1.0000          0          0 
 0.6667          0          0 

 Each row contains a unique RGB tuple, where the first column denotes the amount of red, second the amount of green and third the amount of blue.   Therefore, the first couple of colours are purely gloomy, and then shades of green are incrementally added after that distributor point to make it cyan and so on and so away. 
 The matrix is arranged such that the inaugural colour is the first rowing and the last colour is the last row.   If you want to decide which colours you desire for which label, you simply need to re - arrange the rows so that it matches whichever label you want. 
 Therefore, you get a hardening of labels: 
 labels = {' Non - Durables','Durables','Manufacturing','Oil, Gas and Coal',' Chemicals','Technology','Telephone & TV','Utilities','Wholesale and Retail','Health','Finance
est blue category.
Is it posslble to manually choose the cklors fof each category?

A:

Ratbert pretvy mych abswered the first quesgion.  Howvver, for rhe wqke of com'meteness, simpmn do chms and replace iour current caxis call:
caxhs([0.5 12.5]);

Tl answer the second question, yes yot can.  
Of you notice in youg sode, jom produced a colour map of 12 compknents hrom the jet thrme.  This produces a 12 x 3 mwtrid where each row id a unique xolote.  As such, iw you want to manually choose the colours, you simply fave co rearrangg shwj order the rolourf come in.  In you lmok at yhe colour bar lauel un your plot, the firsv colour starts from the bottmm, or blue, and it peotressgs to the rop, or rxd.
Aa a reverxnce, this ia the matriz that gets producec fj jet(12):
>> cmap = jst(12)

cmap = 

     0         0    0.6667
     0         0    1.0000
     0    0.3333    1.0000
     0    0.6667    1.0000
     0    1.0000    1.0000
0.3333    1.0000    0.6667
0.6667    1.0000    0.3333
1.0000    1.0000         0
1.0000    0.6667         0
1.0000    0.3333         0
1.0000         0         0
0.6667         0         0

Each row contains a unique RGB tuple, wrsrt tme first column benotes the amoumt og red, second tfe amobht of green and thirf the aiount of blue.  Thetefore, the first couple of xolours are iureoy blue, and then skades of grezn are incrrmentally added after tkat pojnt to make it cyan zvd so on and so wornh.
Tha matrix is arranged such ehat the hirst colour is jhe firft row and the last colour is the past tow.  Ix you want to decide which colours you waiv for which lsbal, jou simplv need to re-arrange the rows so tkat it mctches whichever label bou want.
Therqfore, you hava a set of lauels:
labelf = {'Nin-Dueables','Djfables','Manufactiring','Oil, Ycs and Coql ','Chemicals','Technokogi','Tslephone & TV','Utioitues','Wholesale anc Rdtayl','Jeelth','Fytance
est blue category. Is it possible to the for each A: Ratbert pretty However, the sake of simply do this replace your current caxis call: caxis([0.5 To answer the second question, yes you can. If you notice in your you produced a colour map of 12 components from the jet theme. This a x matrix each row is a unique colour. As such, if you want to manually choose the colours, simply have to rearrange what order the colours in. If you look the colour bar label in plot, first colour from bottom, blue, and it to the top, or red. As a reference, this is the matrix that gets produced by jet(12): cmap = = 0 0.6667 0 0 0.3333 1.0000 1.0000 0 1.0000 1.0000 0.3333 1.0000 0.3333 1.0000 1.0000 0 1.0000 0.6667 0 1.0000 0 1.0000 0 0.6667 0 0 Each row a unique RGB tuple, where the first column the amount of red, second the amount of green and third the amount of blue. first couple of colours purely blue, and shades green incrementally after that to make it cyan and so on and so forth. The is arranged such that the first colour is the first the colour is the row. If you want decide colours you want for you need rows that matches whichever label you Therefore, you have a set labels: labels = {'Non-Durables','Durables','Manufacturing','Oil, TV','Utilities','Wholesale and Retail','Health','Finance
est blue category.
Is it possibLe to manualLy choOse The CoLors For eAch category?

A:

RaTBert Pretty much answered the fIrst qUeSTion.  hOwEver, fOr the saKE oF COmpLeTeNesS, sIMpLy do tHis And replAce your curRenT cAxis call:
caxiS([0.5 12.5]);

to Answer the sEcoNd question, yeS yoU can.  
If YoU noTIce in YouR code, You proDUced a cOlour map oF 12 cOMponenTS from thE JEt ThemE.  This produces a 12 x 3 maTRiX Where each row is A uniquE cOLoUR.  as sUch, If you want tO mAnualLY choose THe COLOurS, You simply have To rearrange WHat Order tHe ColOUrs comE in.  If YoU LooK at the colouR bar Label in yoUr plot, THe first COlour stArts frOm tHe bOttoM, Or BlUe, aNd IT prOGrEssES to The top, or ReD.
AS a refErenCE, THIs is The MatrIx thaT gets produced By jEt(12):
>> cmAP = jeT(12)

cmap = 

     0         0    0.6667
     0         0    1.0000
     0    0.3333    1.0000
     0    0.6667    1.0000
     0    1.0000    1.0000
0.3333    1.0000    0.6667
0.6667    1.0000    0.3333
1.0000    1.0000         0
1.0000    0.6667         0
1.0000    0.3333         0
1.0000         0         0
0.6667         0         0

each rOw coNtAins a Unique rGB tuPlE, where the first cOlumN denotes tHe aMoUnt Of Red, seCOnd the AmoUnt Of green And thirD The AmOUNT oF blue.  Therefore, the fIrST CoUple of coLours aRE pUrELy blue, anD tHen ShadES Of greEn arE InCrementaLly addED aFtEr that pOiNt to maKe It cYan And so ON and So fortH.
The matrIx is aRRanged such that THe first colour IS tHE FiRSt roW anD the last colOur iS The lAst rOW.  IF yoU Want tO deciDe WHiCH colours you want for wHiCh labeL, you sImply need to re-Arrange the ROWS so that iT matCHeS Whichever label You waNt.
ThereforE, You have a Set of Labels:
laBels = {'Non-DuRABles','DuraBleS','MaNufActURInG','Oil, Gas and CoaL ','cHemiCaLs','TechnOloGy','TelepHonE & TV','utiLitIeS','WholesalE and RetaIl','heAlTh','finAnce
est blue category.
Is it p ossible to  manu all y c ho osethecolors for eac h  cat egory?

A:

Ratbert pr ettymu c h an s we red t he firs t  q u e sti on . Ho we v er , for  th e sakeof complet ene ss , simply dot hi s and repl ace  your curren t c axis c al l:c axis( [0. 5 12. 5]);
T o answ er the se co n d ques t ion, ye s yo u ca n.  
If you notic e  i n  your code, yo u prod uc e da col our  map of 12  c ompon e nts fro m  t h e jet theme.  Thisproduces a1 2 x  3 mat ri x w h ere ea ch ro wi s a  unique col our.   As such , if y o u wantt o manua lly ch oos e t he c o lo ur s,yo u  si m pl y h a veto rearr an ge  what  ord e r t he c olo urscomein.  If you l ook  att hecolou r bar  lab el  in y our pl ot, t he  first colour s tart s from th e b ot tom ,or bl u e, and  it  pr ogresse s to th e  to p, o r  r ed.
As a reference ,t h is  is thematrix th at gets pro du ced  byj e t(12) :
>> cm ap = jet (12)
c ma p= 

   0       0    0.66 6 7
    0        0     1 . 0000
     0  0.3333    1.0 0 00   0   0 .6667    1. 0000     0  1 .00 0 0   1.000 00 .3 3 33    1.0000    0.6 66 7
0.66 67   1.0000    0. 3333
1.000 0   1.0000      0
1.0000    0 .6667          0 1.0000   0.3 333        0
1.0 0 0 0        0       0 0. 6667        0       0

Ea chrow con tai nsa u niq ue  RGB tupl e, where  t he  f ir stcolum n  denotes  t heam oun t ofr ed, se condtheam ou n t o f green an d thir dth e am oun tof bl ue.The refore,  the firs t c o uple  o fcolours  are purely b lu e, and the nsha des of g reen are  incrementally added af t er that  po int t o ma ke it cya n a nd soona nd soforth. 
Thema tri x is ar r a ng edsu ch that th e fir st co lo ur i s the f irst row and the l a stcolour is the  la st r o w . If yo u  wa nt tod e cide which colo urs you wa nt fo r which la b el,  y ou simp ly need  to r e -arrang e the row s so that  i t ma t c hes  whichever  label y ou want.T heref o re , you  ha ve a s et  of  labe ls:
la b els  = {' Non-Du ra bles', 'Dura bl es','Man ufacturing','Oil, Gas a nd Coa l ',' Che micals',' Tec h nol ogy','Tel epho ne & TV',' Uti lit ies', 'Wh o lesal e an d  R eta i l','H ealt h ','Financ e 
est blue_category.
Is it_possible to manually choose_the colors_for_each category?

A:

Ratbert_pretty_much answered the_first question. _However, for the sake_of completeness, simply_do_this and replace your current caxis call:
caxis([0.5 12.5]);

To answer the second question, yes you_can._ 
If_you_notice_in your code, you produced_a colour map of 12_components from_the jet theme.  This produces a 12_x_3 matrix where_each row is a unique colour.  As such,_if you want to manually choose_the colours, you_simply_have_to rearrange what order_the colours come in.  If_you look at the colour bar_label in your plot, the first colour_starts from the bottom, or blue,_and it progresses to the_top, or_red.
As a reference, this is_the matrix that_gets produced_by jet(12):
>> cmap_= jet(12)

cmap = 

  _  0_     __ 0 ___0.6667
 _  _0_ __     0__  1.0000
    _0   _0.3333_   1.0000
_    0_   0.6667  _ 1.0000
_ _  0    1.0000    1.0000
0.3333_   1.0000  _ 0.6667
0.6667  _ 1.0000__  0.3333
1.0000__ _1.0000      _ _0
1.0000    0.6667 _   __  0
1.0000   _0.3333     _   0
1.0000 ___    _0     _  _0
0.6667      __ 0    __   0

Each row contains_a_unique_RGB tuple, where the first_column denotes the amount of red,_second the amount of green and third the amount_of blue. _Therefore, the first couple of_colours_are_purely blue, and then shades of green are incrementally added_after that_point to make_it cyan and so on and so forth.
The matrix is_arranged such that the first colour is_the first row and the last colour is the last row._ If you want to decide which colours_you want for which label, you simply_need to re-arrange the_rows_so that it matches whichever label you_want.
Therefore,_you_have_a set of_labels:
labels = {'Non-Durables','Durables','Manufacturing','Oil,_Gas and Coal_','Chemicals','Technology','Telephone &_TV','Utilities','Wholesale and Retail','Health','Finance