Thanks for all your answers.
It's more then enough.
Kind regards
Heiko
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From: bill.ossmann@philips.com [mailto:bill.ossmann@philips.com]
Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004 4:38 PM
To: VRF
Subject: [vrf] Re: Histogram
In the VEE Help menu select MATLAB Script > Help Desk. Then type hist in
the browser form and click GO. The help has a simple example. One thing
to keep in mind about the MATLAB help is that it often gives multiple
forms of the syntax. You need only one, which you can choose by reading
the description section. Note that with hist, using output arguments (n,
or
[n,xout]) suppresses the plot, but you can use the output to create your
own plot in MATLAB or VEE.
Attached is an example with different amounts of MATLAB and VEE.
--
Bill Ossmann
Philips Ultrasound
e-mail: bill.ossmann@philips.com
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(See attached file: histogram.vee)
Hello All,
I like to display data in a Histogram.
I found the MatLab function 'hist'.
How does it work?
Any other suggestions how to use a histogram in VEE?
Does anybody have an example program?
Kind regards
Heiko
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>Bill - thanks for your comments.
>>
>> > It will do a comparison of two coord arrays, even when
>> their x-values do
>> not correspond.
>>
>> This seems to violate the spirit of mapping, though I suppose
>> if you had
>> just a few break points in your spec it might be useful.
>Don't quite follow you there Bill ... I guess this is a situation where
>mapping concepts can't be usefully applied. Really, with coord arrays,
you
>get the "mapping" from the x-values (assuming they are monotonic).
Probably not worth following . . . don't worry about it.
>>
>> It might be
>> easier, and
>> certainly safer, to generate a coord with specification values
>> corresponding to every data point
>
>Yes I agree. It can't be done in this case, because I can't predict the x
>values of my data points in advance; they will be different with every
>measurement. . . Short of
>regenerating the spec to match each measurement (which could be done I
>suppose), I can't compare point to point.
That is what I was suggesting you do, and I still think it's easier than
explaining the behavior of an undocumented feature to a client.
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Philips Ultrasound
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