Change the color of each group in boxplotGroup
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BN
el 27 de Jul. de 2020
data = {rand(100,2), rand(100,2)+.2, rand(100,2)-.2};
boxplotGroup(data, 'PrimaryLabels', {'a' 'b' 'c'}, ...
'SecondaryLabels',{'Group1', 'Group2'}, 'GroupLabelType', 'Vertical')
Now my question is: is it possible to have 2 separate colors for these two groups that I have here? Like first group box be blue and the second is red?
Is it possible to have both a in each group green; and have both b in each group yellow?
Thank you so much.
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Adam Danz
el 27 de Jul. de 2020
Editada: Adam Danz
el 2 de Dic. de 2021
"Is it possible to have both a in each group green; and have both b in each group yellow?"
Yes. Use the "colors" propery but include an extra color that will not appear to account for the gap which is actually a box plot of all NaN values that doesn't appear. Since you have 2 groups of 3 plots, set 4 different colors.
data = {rand(100,2), rand(20,2)*.8, rand(1000,2)*1.2};
boxplotGroup(data, 'Colors', lines(4)) % See image below
% Or
% data = {rand(100,2), rand(20,2)*.8, rand(1000,2)*1.2};
boxplotGroup(data, 'Colors', lines(4))
% or
boxplotGroup(data, 'Colors', 'rcmk') % string arrays also accepted
Alternatively, you can set the colors after creating the grouped box plot.
data = {rand(100,2), rand(20,2)*.8, rand(1000,2)*1.2};
h = boxplotGroup(data);
set(h.axis.Children(1).Children,'Color', 'r')
set(h.axis.Children(2).Children,'Color', 'k')
set(h.axis.Children(3).Children,'Color', 'g')
Image of first example
"is it possible to have 2 separate colors for these two groups that I have here?"
Not with this function. You might want to explore Matlab's boxplot function using the grouping variable and the ColorGroup property.
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