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From: Seshadri on 10 Aug 2010 19:30 I have observed temperatures and simulated temperatures for a year. I want to make a box plot with x-axis being months (Jan-Dec). At each month on the x-axis, I want to show the box plot of both observed and simulated temperatures. Is there some matlab command that I can directly use to do this? I know of the boxplot command. Not sure how to group obs and simulated values so that they plot out in lets say different colors.
From: us on 10 Aug 2010 20:45 "Seshadri " <getjunke(a)gmail.com> wrote in message <i3snee$c7v$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > I have observed temperatures and simulated temperatures for a year. I want to make a box plot with x-axis being months (Jan-Dec). At each month on the x-axis, I want to show the box plot of both observed and simulated temperatures. Is there some matlab command that I can directly use to do this? I know of the boxplot command. Not sure how to group obs and simulated values so that they plot out in lets say different colors. show CSSMers a small example of your input/desired result using a snippet of ML code... us
From: Tom Lane on 11 Aug 2010 10:14 > I have observed temperatures and simulated temperatures for a year. I want > to make a box plot with x-axis being months (Jan-Dec). At each month on > the x-axis, I want to show the box plot of both observed and simulated > temperatures. Is there some matlab command that I can directly use to do > this? I know of the boxplot command. Not sure how to group obs and > simulated values so that they plot out in lets say different colors. Type "help boxplot". If you have a relative up-to-date version then you will see a 'colorgroup' option listed. That should do what you want. -- Tom
From: Seshadri on 11 Aug 2010 19:22 h1 = boxplot(bp,'symbol','','widths',0.4); where dimension of bp is 24x30. Now the 24 values are 12 for observed and 12 for simulated monthly (Jan-Dec) values. So I simply need on the xaxis J-D (12 ticks) and at each tick I display the boxplot of both observed and simulated values. I am not clear how to use the colorgroup option to color differently obs and sim values. "us " <us(a)neurol.unizh.ch> wrote in message <i3srqj$e87$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > "Seshadri " <getjunke(a)gmail.com> wrote in message <i3snee$c7v$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > > I have observed temperatures and simulated temperatures for a year. I want to make a box plot with x-axis being months (Jan-Dec). At each month on the x-axis, I want to show the box plot of both observed and simulated temperatures. Is there some matlab command that I can directly use to do this? I know of the boxplot command. Not sure how to group obs and simulated values so that they plot out in lets say different colors. > > show CSSMers a small example of your input/desired result using a snippet of ML code... > > us
From: Seshadri on 11 Aug 2010 19:23
Thanks Tom, I tried to look up how to use the colorgroup option, and did not find good documentation. This might solve the problem, though I have not figured it out yet. S "Tom Lane" <tlane(a)mathworks.nospam.com> wrote in message <i3ub7r$c3a$1(a)fred.mathworks.com>... > > I have observed temperatures and simulated temperatures for a year. I want > > to make a box plot with x-axis being months (Jan-Dec). At each month on > > the x-axis, I want to show the box plot of both observed and simulated > > temperatures. Is there some matlab command that I can directly use to do > > this? I know of the boxplot command. Not sure how to group obs and > > simulated values so that they plot out in lets say different colors. > > > Type "help boxplot". If you have a relative up-to-date version then you will > see a 'colorgroup' option listed. That should do what you want. > > -- Tom |