How does one plot a histogram from the histogram counts?

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I have produced an array of counts, specifically produced with:
histcounts
the reason I do this is because storing the actual data is way to expensive in terms of storage. So on the fly I update my histcount. Now that I have them, how do I plot the histogram?
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demo code:
W_hist_counts = zeros(1,D);
for i=2:iter+1
W = get_vector_we_want_stats(W)
%
W_hist_counts = W_hist_counts + histcounts(W,nbins);
end
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the cyclist
the cyclist 2017-3-27
The most straightforward way is probably to use the bar command.
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Brando Miranda
Brando Miranda 2017-3-27
also, bar doesn't accept normalization options. I know histcounts does but that forces me to have all the data before I feed it to histcounts, which I don't have because I am in the real of big data. I can produce statistics (like counts) on the fly but not store the whole thing in matlab.
the cyclist
the cyclist 2017-3-28
I assume you want to normalize to an overall sum of 1. You should just be able to plot
W_hist_counts/sum(W_hist_counts)
to normalize, right?

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst 2017-3-27
histogram() can plot the histogram data (counts vs values) if you pass in the counts and values instead of the data. Otherwise you can do it manually with bar().

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