Invert a histogram by emphasizing on the valleys

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kathsb 2021-8-20

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评论： Steven Lord 2021-8-20

Hello! I have a regular histogram, where I have my peaks at a certain frequencies. However, i want to emphasize on the valleys in my histogram rather than on the peaks. How do I make it so? I want my new histogram to display the peaks as the spaces with the biggest valleys in the initial plot. Like invert it, in a sense?

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Image Analyst 2021-8-20

@kathsb, what picture? I'm not seeing any picture that you uploaded or butchered. Did you remove it?

And do you just want to somehow invert the bar chart, or do you actually want to change the original data from which it came?

And why? What is the use case? It seems like the result could be misleading. Why would you want to do that?

You already accepted an answer below, so we assume you've already solved the problem so not sure why you're continuing to post.

kathsb 2021-8-20

@Image Analyst I have removed the picture after i accepted the answer due to personal reasons. The reason I'm looking for this kind of interpretation is just purely for scientific analysis and the result wouldn't be misleading in this particular case. Now regarding my last comment, I was simply just trying to be polite and thank the contributor for their help.

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Yazan 2021-8-20

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编辑：Yazan 2021-8-20

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One way to do that probably is by subtracting the rate in each bin from the maximum rate. Below is an example with normal distribution. I'm not sure though if interpreting this result is very meaningful.

clc, clear

x = randn(1, 1000);

h1 = histcounts(x);

h2 = max(h1)-h1;

bar(h1, 'FaceAlpha', 0.5), hold on, bar(h2, 'r', 'FaceAlpha', 0.5);