Re: Histogram Functions



I don't understand why your being new to Matlab should make hist
difficult.
I haven't looked at the details of hist, but I assume it does something
like this:
1. Sort the data into ascending order
2. Count the number of data that fall into each bin (either defined by
the user or assumed to be equispaced from min to max.)

You could code this up yourself.
All hist is is a shortcut for you, to save you the time coding it.
If you don't understand how to use it, you should make your own hist to
do exactly what you want to achieve.
That's what you as a novice needs to learn, i.e., there's nothing magic
about commands like hist or mean or kurtosis. They're just a shortcut.
You could code them yourself.

.



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