Hi,
I am creating a histogram and would like to center the labels. I normally
do this in R by the following:
# x has my data set
tmp <- hist(x, breaks=0:(max(x)+1), xaxt="n", right=FALSE, freq=FALSE)
axis(1, at=tmp$mids, labels=0:max(x))
In python, tmp$mids gives an error presumably because the compiler doesn't
know how to interpret it. How can I specify it correctly, say in the
following commands?
# lengthsR has my data set
tmp = r.hist(lengthsR, breaks = xvals, main = infile, xlab = "deltaG",
labels = r.T, xaxt='n') #, probability = r.T
r.axis(1, at=tmp$mids, xvals)
Thanks a lot in advance,
Shyam
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