From: Zuofeng on 20 May 2010 12:59 Hi everyone! I have a quick question about the horizontal axis in a boxplot. Suppose I have two variables X and Y, X=[1,2.3,4.6], for each value of X, I have a group of Y-values, so I want to draw a boxplot in matlab with horizontal axis the X-values. I use the following code boxplot(Y); But the resulting plot only has lables 1,2 3 on its horizontal axis instead of the X-values. Can I use any method to handle this problem? Thanks very much for suggestions! Best wishes, Zuofeng
From: Walter Roberson on 20 May 2010 14:49 "Zuofeng " <shang(a)stat.wisc.edu> wrote in message <ht3por$599$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > I have a quick question about the horizontal axis in a boxplot. > Suppose I have two variables X and Y, X=[1,2.3,4.6], for each value of X, I have a group of Y-values, so I want to draw a boxplot in matlab with horizontal axis the X-values. > I use the following code > > boxplot(Y); > But the resulting plot only has lables 1,2 3 on its horizontal axis instead of the X-values. > Can I use any method to handle this problem? I am not certain, but possibly boxplot(Y, 'Positions', X)
From: Tom Lane on 20 May 2010 15:48 >> Suppose I have two variables X and Y, X=[1,2.3,4.6], for each value of X, >> I have a group of Y-values, so I want to draw a boxplot in matlab with >> horizontal axis the X-values. >> I use the following code >> >> boxplot(Y); > >> But the resulting plot only has lables 1,2 3 on its horizontal axis >> instead of the X-values. >> Can I use any method to handle this problem? .... > boxplot(Y, 'Positions', X) This will position the boxes, but not change the labels. Try this out: x = randi(3,100,1); % random group numbers v = [1 2.3 4.6]; % desired group values xx = v(x); % array of group values y = xx + randn(size(xx)); % y data boxplot(y,xx) % this gives the labels you want boxplot(y,xx,'position',v) % this also positions the boxes -- Tom
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