Tracking boxplot x axis labels
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I am using the boxplot function to visualize data in a hierarchical way. Since the function allows me to define the order and hierarchy of the boxes, is there a way I can retrieve the organized tick labels in a string (cell) array?
Example: By changing the order of the strings a,b,c,d (which are the different values associated to the vector_data) the tick labels on the X axis will change. How can I track that change? Can I get a table showing how the x axis tick labels are organized? What is the figure object that has that info?
comp=[a,b,c,d];
boxplot(vector_data(:,1),comp,'FactorGap',[3,1],'PlotStyle','compact','MedianStyle','line','BoxStyle','outline');
Thank you!
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dpb
2017-5-18
Don't follow the problem; provide a working example that illustrates what you have and what you're trying to accomplish.
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dpb
2017-5-26
OK, I came in late and just picked up on the 'ticklabel' part of the conversation. Went back to the beginning and looked at the original image for the first time. Those aren't tick labels but text. To retrieve them must do some "handle diving" to retrieve the text in the boxplot hggroup.
>> hTxt=findobj(findobj(gca,'Type','hggroup'),'Type','Text'); % the text object handles array
>> txtLabel=cellstr(char(hTxt.String)); % the content in cellstr array
ans =
'A06'
'A04'
'A05'
'A02'
'A03'
'A01'
''
'b'
'a'
'b'
''
'a'
''
''
'B'
''
''
'A'
''
''
'BB'
''
''
'AA'
>>
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Sangeetha Jayaprakash
2017-5-22
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2017-5-22
I assume that you are trying to get the ticklabels of the X axis for the attached boxplot. You can get the current axes, and then get the Xticklabels from that handle as shown:
ax = gca;
ticks = ax.Xticklabels
For more information on "gca" function, refer this link:
ERRATUM
Use
ticks = ax.Xticklabel % plural name been removed for singular form
Or, beginning w/ R2016b, there's a new function xticklabels
doc xticklabels % for details if late-enough version
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