[ACCEPTED]-side by side multiply histogram in matlab-histogram
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You can use bar(...) or hist(...) to get 7 the results you want. Consider the following 6 code with results shown below:
% Make some play data:
x = randn(100,3);
[y, b] = hist(x);
% You can plot on your own bar chart:
figure(82);
bar(b,y, 'grouped');
title('Grouped bar chart');
% Bust histogram will work here:
figure(44);
hist(x);
title('Histogram Automatically Grouping');
% Consider stack for the other type:
figure(83);
bar(b,y,'stacked');
title('Stacked bar chart');
If your 5 data is different sizes and you want to 4 do histograms you could choose bins yourself 3 to force hist(...) results to be the same 2 size then plot the results stacked up in 1 a matrix, as in:
data1 = randn(100,1); % data of one size
data2 = randn(25, 1); % data of another size!
myBins = linspace(-3,3,10); % pick my own bin locations
% Hists will be the same size because we set the bin locations:
y1 = hist(data1, myBins);
y2 = hist(data2, myBins);
% plot the results:
figure(3);
bar(myBins, [y1;y2]');
title('Mixed size result');
With the following results:
Doesn't hist already do the first one?
From help hist:
N = HIST(Y) bins the elements of Y into 10 equally spaced containers
and returns the number of elements in each container. If Y is a
matrix, HIST works down the columns.
For 1 the second look at help bar
Source:
stackoverflow.com
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