Plotting table results from grpstats

I would like to display grpstats for all three variables of FVFM, YIELD and NSV, DataVars only allows me to do this for one variable
Is it possible to plot select results from the table and display as an error bar plot (mean and std), for example just the results for 0_0, 4_0 and 6_0? I want to make a tiled plot that separates the results by treatment which is why I dont want to plot all the results at once
filename = 'PAM1'
PAM1 = readtable (filename)
PAM1stats = grpstats(PAM1,["DHW","SHADE"],["min","max","mean","std"], "DataVars","FVFM") %ONLY ONE VARIABLE AT ONCE

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Hello Sophia,
You could try something like this:
close all
load('PAM1.mat')
PAM1stats = grpstats(PAM1,["DHW","SHADE"],["min","max","mean","std"], "DataVars","FVFM"); %ONLY ONE VARIABLE AT ONCE
Data2Plot=PAM1stats{[1 4 7],6:7}; % Select the data you want to plot. In this case 0_0 , 4_0 and 6_0
p=plot([1,2,3],Data2Plot(:,1)','o','LineWidth',2,'MarkerFaceColor','k','MarkerEdgeColor','k');
hold on
e=errorbar([1,2,3],Data2Plot(:,1),-Data2Plot(:,2),Data2Plot(:,2),'LineWidth',1.5,'LineStyle','none','Color','k');
e(1).CapSize=18;
ax=gca;
ax.XLim=[0.5 3.5];
ax.XTick=[1 2 3];
ax.XTickLabel={'0-0';'4-0';'6-0'};
ax.FontName='Arial';
ax.FontSize=13;
ax.FontWeight='bold';
ax.TickDir='out';
ax.Box='off';

3 comentarios

Sophia
Sophia el 10 de Mayo de 2023
Hi Antoni that works great thank-you, any ideas how to insert more than one variable after "DataVars", I would also like means and standard deviations for the variables of NSV and Yield from the .mat file, ideally without having to do a separate stats table for each variable?
Try
PAM1stats = grpstats(PAM1,["DHW","SHADE"],["min","max","mean","std"], "DataVars",{'FVFM','YIELD','NSV'});
Sophia
Sophia el 10 de Mayo de 2023
Perfect, just needed square brackets. Thanks!

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