How to make an histogram of functions?

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Douglas Aguiar
Douglas Aguiar 2017-8-1
回答： Douglas Aguiar 2017-8-1
I need to be able to see a region in which a family of functions is "passing by" as a function of another parameter. The code below should be able to illustrate what I need.
clear;
wl_tst = 1.51:1e-3:1.58;
low = -5e-3;
up = 5e-3;
N = 100;
r = low + (up-low).*randn(N,1);
figure(1)
clf;
for i=1:length(r)
A = [1.57 1; 1.52 1]+[r(i) 0;r(i) 0];
B = [0.54;0.42];
C = A\B;
slope = C(1);
avg = C(2);
plot(wl_tst,slope*wl_tst+avg);
dat(i,:) = slope*wl_tst+avg;
hold on
end
xlim([1.52 1.57]);
grid minor
grid on
I would like to have a histogram plot, with this same axes, but that in the Z axis, show me the count of times that any of the functions passed by that bin.
Any ideas on how to generate that?
I tried briefly to use the histogram2 function, by am afraid it will not help...

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Douglas Aguiar
Douglas Aguiar 2017-8-1
Found a way:
figure(2)
clf;
edges = 0.3:0.005:0.65;
map = zeros(length(wl_tst),length(edges)-1);
for i=1:length(wl_tst)
[count, edge] = histcounts(dat(:,i),edges);
map(i,:) = count;
end
pcolor(wl_tst,edges(1:end-1),map')
colormap(jet(1024));
shading interp;

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