Histograms
Fequency histogram
The remote file v3206_06.txt
contains bathymetry measurements from Vema cruise 3206. Make a frequency histogram of those depths.
In this example we break the frame settings in several pieces, specally because we want to add a suffix to the yy
annotations.
using GMT
histogram("@v3206_06.txt", region=(-6000,0,0,30),
frame=(axes=:WSen, annot=:auto, title="Histogram", fill=:lightblue),
xlabel="Topography (m)", yaxis=(label="Frequency", suffix=" %"),
fill=:orange, pen=0.5, kind=:frequency, bin=250, show=true)
Polar histogram
The remote file fractures_06.txt
contains a compilation of fracture lengths and directions as digitized from geological maps. We will use it to create a rose diagram
.
using GMT
rose("@fractures_06.txt", region=(0,1,0,360), frame=(grid=:auto, fill=:lightblue),
yx=true, sector=(width=10, rose=true), normalize=true, fill=:orange, pen=0.5, show=true)
Stepped patch histogram
Draw a histogram as a stepped patch
using GMT
D1 = histogram(randn(1000), I=:o, bin=0.1); # Create histogrammed data with bin = 0.1 (I=:o to create the dataset)
D2 = histogram(randn(500), I=:o, bin=0.1);
lines(D1, # The data
steps=(x=true,), # Make steps a xx
close=(bot="",), # Close polygon at the bottom
fill=(pattern=20, bg=:green, dpi=200), # Set the pattern code, the background color and dpi
figsize=(15,10)) # Set fig size of 15x10 cm
lines!(D2, # Second dataset
steps=(x=true,),
close=(bot="",),
fill=(pattern=82,bg=:blue,dpi=100),
title="Stepped patch histogram", show=true)
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