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Matthias Hunstig

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29 Jan 2013		colormapline - color-changing 2D or 3D line Plot a 2D or 3D line using a specified colormap. Author: Matthias Hunstig	line, rainbow, color, plot, visualization, colormap	13	0

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03 Jun 2013	fitExponential.m Fitting with single exponential curve in the form of: yFit = yInf + (y0-yInf) * exp(-k*(x-x0)) Author: Jing Chen	Nicely does its job. Would be perfect for my use if it allowed an additional weight vector.
16 Apr 2013	High-Low plot or percentile (5 and 95) plot This plot is the surrogate of boxplot. Author: Taesam Lee	This seems to be a derivative of boxplot.m, even with "Copyright 1993-2005 The MathWorks, Inc." inside. I doubt you can put this under the BSD license.
15 Feb 2013	Fast and Robust Curve Intersections Computes intersection points of two curves. Author: Douglas Schwarz	Does what it should, no problems so far.
23 Jan 2013	Read Yokogawa .wvf files Reads Y-t data written by Yokogawa Oscilloscopes to binary .wvf files Author: Erik Benkler	I can confirm that it works fine with data from a DL716.
07 May 2012	arrow.m Draw a line with an arrowhead. Author: Erik Johnson	Generally works fine. However, I use subplots, e. g. 3 x 2, and some of them have arrows. Now the arrows change the size of the subplot so that the subplots are no longer of equal size. Any idea how to correct that?

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boxplot, color, colormap, line, plot

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29 Jan 2013		colormapline - color-changing 2D or 3D line Plot a 2D or 3D line using a specified colormap. Author: Matthias Hunstig	line, rainbow, color, plot, visualization, colormap	13	0
31 Aug 2012		boxplotCsub (boxplotC) Revised version of boxplotC to allow coloring and subgroup plotting of boxplots. Author: Brian Katz	boxplot, boxplot color, colorboxplotc, subplot, specialized, graphics	14	8	3.83333 3.8 \| 6 ratings

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29 Jan 2013		colormapline - color-changing 2D or 3D line Plot a 2D or 3D line using a specified colormap. Author: Matthias Hunstig	line, rainbow, color, plot, visualization, colormap	13	0
19 Mar 2012		notBoxPlot - alternative to box plots. This function visualizes raw (grouped) data along with the mean, 95% confidence interval, and 1 SD. Author: Rob Campbell	box plot, data exploration, error bars, plotting, statistics, potw	79	23	4.875 4.9 \| 10 ratings
23 Mar 2011		Read Yokogawa .wvf files Reads Y-t data written by Yokogawa Oscilloscopes to binary .wvf files Author: Erik Benkler	yokogawa, waveform, data import, data export, header, oscilloscope	21	6	5.0 5.0 \| 6 ratings

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13 Apr 2013	notBoxPlot - alternative to box plots. This function visualizes raw (grouped) data along with the mean, 95% confidence interval, and 1 SD.	Jessica	I am very excited to use this plotting tool but I'm having an issue. When I try to run the notboxplot code I get the following error. "??? Maximum recursion limit of 500 reached. Use set(0,'RecursionLimit',N) to change the limit. Be aware that exceeding your available stack space can crash MATLAB and/or your computer. Error in ==> findobjhelper" What should I set my recursion limit to so that the code works but I do not crash my computer? Or is there something else wrong? Thanks, Jessica	5
15 Mar 2013	notBoxPlot - alternative to box plots. This function visualizes raw (grouped) data along with the mean, 95% confidence interval, and 1 SD.	Rob Campbell	Julia, The notBoxPlot function returns the handles of the plotted data. It's probably best to use these to do what you want. e.g: H=notBoxPlot(randn(20,2)); x1=get(H(1).data,'XData'); x1 are the x values of the points in the first box. You can use this approach to get all the x and y data and then plot the lines. You can alter the order of the plot elements on the screen like this: http://www.matlab-cookbook.com/recipes/0050_Plotting/0010_Plot_Manipulation/changingPlotOrder.html My only note of caution is that the plot may look messy because of the jitter along the x axis. You can modify the jitter with the 3rd input argument. If you have many data points then what you're doing may work better as a scatter plot. Perhaps my rug plot command would be of interest? http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/27582-rug-plots	Comment only
07 Mar 2013	notBoxPlot - alternative to box plots. This function visualizes raw (grouped) data along with the mean, 95% confidence interval, and 1 SD.	Julia Sandell	Great function, was looking for a way to plot my data points on my box-and-whisker plot and this seems to do the trick. Was wondering if there were any suggestions on drawing correlating lines between data points and data sets. For example, I have a bunch of data points BEFORE an event for a collection of subjects and then bunch of data points taken AFTER an event for the same subjects. I would like to plot the two sets next to each other using this function and then have lines going from subject 1, before to subject 1, after and subject 2, before to subject, after, etc. Any suggestions?	Comment only
23 Jan 2013	Read Yokogawa .wvf files Reads Y-t data written by Yokogawa Oscilloscopes to binary .wvf files	Matthias Hunstig	I can confirm that it works fine with data from a DL716.	5
29 May 2012	notBoxPlot - alternative to box plots. This function visualizes raw (grouped) data along with the mean, 95% confidence interval, and 1 SD.	Rob Campbell	JG: Q1. The function will return the coordinates of the means so you can use these with polyval. e.g. H=notBoxPlot(randn(10),[],[],'line'); x=get([H.mu],'XData'), y=get([H.mu],'YData'); Without "line" the above will return two data points for each mean (since the means are lines), but it's easy enough to work with that too. Does that work for you? Q2. You can do this as follows: notBoxPlot(randn(10,5),[1,2,5,9,10])	Comment only