Reputation: 4529
I looked and couldn't find an answer for this question, so here goes.
I have some data (a 1 X 1000 vector called data) that I would like to plot the histogram information for. If I use the histogram(data)
command then I get a nice enough histogram plot where the x-axis is the divided evenly into ten buckets (midpoint values of the ten equal intervals between the max and min values of the data) and the y-axis records how many occurances occured for each bucket.
What I really want is the same plot, just with the y-axis representing the bucket intervals, and the x-axis representing the count for each bucket...
That way I can stick it into a subplot next to some other information, and everything will be easier to understand (and look super cool). What's an easy way to accomplish this? Thanks!
Upvotes: 9
Views: 28272
Reputation: 51
since the HISTOGRAM function was introduced (R2014b), you can make a horizontal histogram by setting 'orientation' to 'horizontal'
example:
histogram(data,'orientation','horizontal')
Upvotes: 5
Reputation: 31
You can also use the regular histogram function hist and then change the point of view by typing
>> view(90, -90)
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 42225
You can achieve what you want using the barh
function. Here's an example:
testData = randn(10000,1); %# test data
[counts,bins] = hist(testData); %# get counts and bin locations
barh(bins,counts)
Here's an example showing how to flip the chart along a vertical axis.
h=barh(bins,counts); %# include previous two lines from above
set(get(h,'Parent'),'xdir','r')
Upvotes: 11