Is there any straightforward way to create a histogram from a cell array like the one below? The spacing between the consecutive bars should be exactly the same and the labels of the x-axis should be the corresponding names of the variables below in a vertical orientation.
'w464'
'w462'
'w461'
'w464'
'w461'
'w463'
'w466'
'w461'
I would like to know a better way, as well. Fwiw, I have used countmember in a roundabout way to plot data like this. I.E. if the data you posted was named A
>> B={sort(unique(A)) countmember(sort(unique(A)),A)};
>> bar(B{2});
>> set(gca,'XTickLabel',B{1})
If you have access to the statistics toolbox, grp2idx
is very useful:
%# sorting is only necessary if the output should be sorted as well
[idx,label] = grp2idx(sort(A))
hist(idx,unique(idx));
set(gca,'xTickLabel',label)
A solution that only uses built-in functions
[u,~,n] = unique(A(:));
B = accumarray(n, 1, [], @sum);
bar(B)
set(gca,'XTickLabel',u)
You can also use the histogram function as follows:
[C,~,ic] = unique(A);
fig1 = figure;
axes1 = axes('Parent',fig1,'XTickLabel',C,'XTick',1:length(C));
hold(axes1,'on');
histogram(ic)
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