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histn
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Creates a multi-dimensional histogram.
p=histn(x)
p=histn(x1,...,xN)
p=histn([x,...,xN])
p=histn(x,l)
[p,j]=histn(...)
histn(...)
p=histn(x) bins the two-dimensional density of x(i) and x(i+1) into a
10x10 equally spaced matrix and returns it in p (this is similar to hist2).
p=histn(x1,x2,...,xN) or p=hist2([x1,x2,...,xN]) bins the N-dimensional
density of x i into a 10x10 equally spaced matrix and returns it in p. Since
both variants of input the arguments can be combined, the usage of various
multi-column vectors is possible; the dimension is the sum of the
number of all vectors’ columns.
p=histn(x,l), where l is a scalars, uses a lag l.
p=histn(x,k,l), where k and l are scalars, uses k bins and a lag l.
[p,j]=histn(...) returns the N-dimensional matrix p and the two-column
vector j containing the N-dimensional density matrix and the bin location
for x1,...,xN.
histn(...) without any output arguments produces a histogram plot.
x=randn(10000,3);
histn(x)
hist2, mi
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