histogramc

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Counts the number of values that fall between the edges of specified intervals.

Syntax

n = histogramc(x, edges)
[n, bin] = histogramc(x, edges)
n = histogramc(x, edges, dim)
[n, bin] = histogramc(x, edges, dim)
Legacy name: histc

x

Data values. x is a matrix or an array of any dimension.

edges

Edges of all intervals. edges is an array. The elements of edges must be in ascending order.

dim

Dimension. dim is an integer.

n

Number of values that fall between edges. n is an array of integers. n(i) indicates the number of values in x that fall in the interval [edges(i), edges(i+1)]. -inf and +inf are valid values for edges. n(m) indicates the number of values in x that are equal to edges(m), where m is the length of edges.

bin

Bin that contains the corresponding value of x. bin(k) = j indicates that x(k) is in the interval [edges(j), edges(j+1)] when j<m-1, or x(k) = edges(m) when j = m. If bin(k) = 0, x(k) does not fall into any intervals. bin is an array of integers of the same length as x.

[N, BIN] = histogramc(rand(1, 100), 0:0.1:1)

Where This Node Can Run:

Desktop OS: Windows

FPGA: This product does not support FPGA devices