Hello Heinz,
After histplot(), you can just disable the filling of bars:
d = rand(1,10000,'normal');
clf
histplot(-3:0.5:3,d,normalization=%f);
histplot(-3:0.5:3,d(1:5000)+1,normalization=%f,style=color("red"));
*gca().children.children.fill_mode = "off";*
Samuel
Le 19/07/2019 à 13:22, Heinz Nabielek a écrit :
On 19.07.2019, at 09:42, Antoine Monmayrant <[email protected]> wrote:
Le 19/07/2019 à 09:30, Heinz Nabielek a écrit :
Scilab friends:
I have seen transparently overlapping histograms in R and in Matlab. But how do
I do that in Scilab?
Basically?
You can't.
Primitive, but simple trick to outwit Scilab for my purposes:
first dataset plotted with histplot
subsequent datasets with histc and plotting squares with same width as
histogram in differen colours...
h
d=.25;i=-5:d:5;j=-5+d/2:d:5-d/2;
plot2d(0,0,0,"012", " ",[-5,-.05,5,.5]);
histplot(i,grand(10000,1,'nor',0,1),style=5);
A=histc(i,grand(1000,1,'nor',0,1));plot(j,A,'ks','markersize',9);
A=histc(i,grand(1000,1,'nor',0,1));plot(j,A,'gs','markersize',9);
A=histc(i,grand(1000,1,'nor',0,1));plot(j,A,'bs','markersize',9);
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