plotdwilt(coef); plotdwilt(coef,fs); plotdwilt(coef,fs,dynrange);
plotdwilt(coef) will plot coefficients from dwilt.
plotdwilt(coef,fs) will do the same assuming a sampling rate of fs Hz of the original signal. Since a Wilson representation does not contain coefficients for all positions on a rectangular TF-grid, there will be visible 'holes' among the lowest (DC) and highest (Nyquist rate) coefficients. See the help on wil2rect.
plotdwilt(coef,fs,dynrange) will additionally limit the dynamic range.
C=plotdwilt(...) returns the processed image data used in the plotting. Inputting this data directly to imagesc or similar functions will create the plot. This is useful for custom post-processing of the image data.
plotdwilt supports all the optional parameters of tfplot. Please see the help of tfplot for an exhaustive list.