Hiya Harald - I will try. I am really, really bad with forums. That is why
I posted the link to the public page. I think the version is 4.8. (Can't
use sagenb since no public posting.)
Here is the minimal code version I used in an example (for people like me
who don't understand all the programming involved).
my_data=[random() for j in range(100)]
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.hist(my_data, bins=5, range=(0.,1.))
plt.savefig('Histogram.png')
plt.close()
>From what I understand, the last two lines are to force an actual plot.
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Here is a slightly more expanded version where I can extras to the plot,
but cannot get it to be a decent size.
my_data=[random() for j in range(100)]
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
fr, bn, junk= plt.hist(my_data, bins=5, range=(0.,1.), normed=1,
facecolor='lightgreen') #I bet everyone will appreciate my label of
"patches"
print 'normed frequency array is: ', fr
print 'bins array is: ', bn
xmn=0;xmx=1;ymn=0;ymx=max(fr)+1
plt.axis([xmn,xmx,ymn,ymx])
plt.xlabel('Intervals', color=(0,.4,.4))
plt.ylabel('Frequency', color=(.4,0,.4))
plt.grid(True)
plt.savefig('Histogram2.png')
plt.close()
Hope I did this correctly. Thanks! Linda
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