How to set the bars wider apart?

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David 2013-2-3

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Hello,

the following link shows a diagram which I want to alter. http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/38/resbitfull.jpg/

As you can see I have on top of the bars some values which overlap. So I need to set the bars wider apart, but how can I do that? I searched, but could not find any good solution.

My code for printing the values on top of each bar is the following ....

 % Find the x location of each bar  
 xvals = unique(cell2mat(get(findall(hb,'type','patch'),'xdata')));
 xvals = mean(reshape(xvals,2,[]));
 % Put the text there
 text(xvals,[DataFps1 DataFps2 DataFps3 DataFps4 DataFps5], ...
{[DataFpsLabels1 DataFpsLabels2 DataFpsLabels3 DataFpsLabels4  DataFpsLabels5]},...
 'Vert','bot','horiz','cen','FontName','Arial','Fontsize',8);

Thank you for helping! David

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Youssef Khmou 2013-2-4

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在 MATLAB Online 中打开

bar(data,width)

your data is the vector "data" you plot it with specified width , example :

bar(sin(0:0.01:10),0.2)

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David 2013-2-4

Hi, if I use width 0.2 I get this:

http://imageshack.us/a/img515/3263/slimb.jpg

for 0.9 I get:

http://imageshack.us/a/img4/6231/thicke.jpg

So my text overlaps. But this is the reason why I want to set the bars wider apart. Using width seems make bars thinner or thicker, not setting them wider apart.

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Matt Tearle 2013-2-4

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The numbers currently go pretty much right across the width of the figure, so there's not a whole lot of real estate you can gain. You could space out the bars in each group, but only by decreasing the spacing between the groups.

This can be done by hacking around in HG, I think.

But I suspect your best bet is simply to reduce the relative size of the text to the figure, either by reducing the font size or increasing the figure window size.