Having Boxplot problem with not defined double type

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Hello, I am trying to plot boxplot.
x = [1 2 3 4 5];
y = [1.13465 1.17166 1.19973 1.78338 1.83673
3.96e-12 3.6e-11 0.109991 1.0131 1.57166
0.574522 0.619429 0.685391 1.21099 1.73831
1.27e-11 0.142583 0.308049 0.890379 1.38142
3.5e-12 0.0606085 0.137094 0.565742 0.915032
1.77e-11 0.0206984 0.096124 0.213596 0.548369
0.343735 0.358206 0.386193 1.04343 1.80219
0.342868 0.333045 0.341806 0.760036 1.41684
0.423389 0.412866 0.415499 0.569211 0.564488
4e-12 3.67e-11 0.109991 1.0131 1.57166
0.692851 0.696025 0.704127 1.30321 1.88094
5.5e-11 0.0395349 0.180155 0.639514 1.04088];
boxplot(x,y)
this is the code that I used,
but when I tried to plot, it said
'The function 'boxplot' is not defined for inputs of type 'double'.
Error occurred: untitled (line 22) boxplot(x,y)'
Can anyone help me to solve the problem?
Thank you!

回答(2 个)

Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson 2024-7-27
You do not have the Statistics Toolbox installed or licensed.

Shashi Kiran
Shashi Kiran 2024-7-26
To address the issue that you are facing with plotting boxplots in MATLAB, it is important to ensure your data is organized correctly. Given your requirement to plot only 5 boxplots without transposing the matrix, you need to make sure that each row in your data matrix represents a different group.
Below implementation is for your reference.
x=[1,2,3,4,5];
y = [
1.13465 1.17166 1.19973 1.78338 1.83673;
3.96e-12 3.6e-11 0.109991 1.0131 1.57166;
0.574522 0.619429 0.685391 1.21099 1.73831;
1.27e-11 0.142583 0.308049 0.890379 1.38142;
3.5e-12 0.0606085 0.137094 0.565742 0.915032;
1.77e-11 0.0206984 0.096124 0.213596 0.548369;
0.343735 0.358206 0.386193 1.04343 1.80219;
0.342868 0.333045 0.341806 0.760036 1.41684;
0.423389 0.412866 0.415499 0.569211 0.564488;
4e-12 3.67e-11 0.109991 1.0131 1.57166;
0.692851 0.696025 0.704127 1.30321 1.88094;
5.5e-11 0.0395349 0.180155 0.639514 1.04088
];
boxplot(y,x);
For further reference you can find the documentation of boxplot here: https://in.mathworks.com/help/stats/boxplot.html?s_tid=doc_ta#bu180jd-2

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