How do I create a 2-D plot with a matrix that contains data points and a matrix that contains class labels?

I would like to create a 2-d plot where the data points come from one matrix called features (8000x2). Column 1 contains the x values and column 2 contains the y values. I have worked out something that works here:

load data.mat
f = features;
c = classlabels;
plot(f(:,1),f(:,2),'x')
xlabel('Feature 1')
ylabel('Feature 2')

Now I also have a matrix called classlabels (8000x1). Each row contains a value 1 or 2 which idicate the class. Row one of classlabels corresponds to data point one, row two corresponds to data point two and so on. How can I incorporate the classlabels matrix such that I can change the shape/color of the data points obtained from the features matrix to make the classes 1 and 2 identifiable when plotted?

Answer 1

[Abolfazl Chaman Motlagh]

one simple way is to plot (scatter) every class separately.

f = rand(150,2);
C = randi(2,150,1);
scatter(f(C==1,1),f(C==1,2),'r','o');hold on;
scatter(f(C==2,1),f(C==2,2),'b','+');
legend('Class 1','Class 2');

if class are string or categorical or ... use correct logical equality in argument of f instead.

Answer 2

[Walter Roberson]

see https://www.mathworks.com/help/stats/gscatter.html