Rob Campbell

Sure, here's an example:
>> clf
>> bar(rand(3,5))
>> sigstar([1,2])

I just tested it, it works.

Why not just smooth the original image with interp2 then downsample? Two lines of code. There's also filter2. You've done the same thing but in 20 lines of code and used 3 nested loops. It's confusing and not well written because it doesn't make good use of the language. There are no comments and it converts to 8 bit for no reason. Also, you've created a sock-puppet account for this stuff rather than publishing under "Amarjot", as you have done previously.

People here, including me, would like to help beginners learn to code better. However, you're posting the same bad code with no modifications after at least two of us have given you advice and suggestions on virtually identical code in the past. What reaction are you expecting from the community if you have no interest in helping yourself?

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

Thank you for your quick answer!

I was able to figure out how. Here is my example for within groups and between groups comparisons :

figure
barvalues=rand(3,5);
errorsL=zeros(3,5);
errorsU=ones(3,5)*0.05;
handles.bars=bar(barvalues);
hold on
numgroups=size(barvalues, 1);
numbars=size(barvalues, 2);

for i=1:numbars
x=get(get(handles.bars(i), 'children'), 'xdata');
x=mean(x([1 3],:));
pos_bars(i,:)=x;
handles.errors(i)=errorbar(x,barvalues(:,i), errorsL(:,i), errorsU(:,i), 'k', 'linestyle', 'none', 'linewidth', 1);
end
handles.pos_bars=pos_bars;
comp_wgroups={ [handles.pos_bars(1),handles.pos_bars(2)], ...
[handles.pos_bars(1),handles.pos_bars(3)], ...
[handles.pos_bars(1),handles.pos_bars(4)], ...
[handles.pos_bars(2),handles.pos_bars(3)], ...
[handles.pos_bars(2),handles.pos_bars(4)], ...
[handles.pos_bars(3),handles.pos_bars(4)]};
sigstar(comp_wgroups)

comp_bgroups={ [handles.pos_bars(5),handles.pos_bars(6)], ...
[handles.pos_bars(5),handles.pos_bars(7)], ...
[handles.pos_bars(5),handles.pos_bars(8)]};
sigstar(comp_bgroups)

This function is great, exactly what I was looking for!

But I am still not able to make it work with a grouped bar graph. Can you please provide an example?