Extracting Histogram data for plot generation
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Hi,
I generated a sample of lognormal distribution using Simbiology analyzer. I want to extract the data of the samples' histogram to plot the exact histogram using graphPad prism. Could you please tell me how to extract the data of the histogram plot to generate he same graph in prism?
Thanks
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Image Analyst
2024 年 4 月 8 日
What is "graphPad prism"? Is that a third party plug-in for MATLAB, a product of Mathworks, or some separate program?
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KSSV
2024 年 4 月 8 日
h = histogram(rand(100,1))
data = h.Data ;
BinEdges = h.BinEdges ;
Values = h.Values ;
Fulden Buyukozturk
2024 年 4 月 8 日
編集済み: Fulden Buyukozturk
2024 年 4 月 8 日
You can export the samples you generated using Model Analyzer to an Excel file:
- Find the samples under your program results
- Drag and drop "samples" to a Datasheet
- Right click on the Dataseet and select "Export Datasheet"
Please see the screenshot below:

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Fulden Buyukozturk
2024 年 4 月 9 日
編集済み: Fulden Buyukozturk
2024 年 4 月 9 日
Since this is a histogram, vertical axis represents the number elements in the bin. You can get information such as bin width, number of bins, bin edges, etc. by checking histogram's properties.
For a histogram created in Model Analyzer, first right click on the histogram and select export plot. This will export as a MATLAB figure. You can then get a handle of the histogram by typing the following in MATLAB Command Window:
fig = gcf;
hist = findobj(fig, 'Type', 'Histogram');
Once you get a handle to histogram, get some of its properties as KSSV showed above:
% get bin width
binWidth = hist.BinWidth
% get bin edges
binEdges = hist.BinEdges
% get number of bins
binEdges = hist.NumBins
Fulden
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