Hi everybody,
I´m trying to plot some histogramms of different vectors, and therefore i need to determine as well the number of bins as the Edges for the histogramm. when changing either of them, Matlab changes the other one automatically, is there a way i can determine these numbers by myself?
h = histogram(v,"NumBins",100,'Normalization','probability', "BinEdges", [5.4536e+03:1.2093e+05])
I tried to put everything in as input arguments, but the histogramm has different values:
h =
Histogram with properties:
Data: [66001×1 double]
Values: [1×115476 double]
NumBins: 115476
BinEdges: [1×115477 double]
BinWidth: 1
BinLimits: [5.4536e+03 1.2093e+05]
Normalization: 'probability'
FaceColor: 'auto'
EdgeColor: [0 0 0]

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KSSV
KSSV 2018년 8월 1일
Why do you feel they are different? It is acting accordingly to your input.
Timo Strotbaum
Timo Strotbaum 2018년 8월 1일
Because in said NumBins should be 100, not 115476

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KSSV
KSSV 2018년 8월 1일

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If you want 100 bins use:
h = histogram(v,"NumBins",100,'Normalization','probability', "BinEdges", linspace(5.4536e+03,1.2093e+05,101)) ;

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In this case, "NumBins" is being ignored. Either use NumBins or BinEdges.
Here's an example where NumBins=2 but there are 100 bins defined by BinEdges.
h = histogram(rand(1,1000), "NumBins", 2, "BinEdges", linspace(0, 1, 101));

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