how to build a histogram from an output with 2 vectors
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I have a program that does the best selection from a file and choose the best trains to fit the weight=600 Tons and the highest nr of passengers. I want to execute the code multiple times and save output to create a histogram.
%display results:
if selection == zeros(chromosome_length, 1)
message = sprintf('GA CANNOT FIND VALID SELECTION WITH GIVEN CONSTRAINTS');
disp(message)
else
message = sprintf('OPTIMAL SELECTION OF ITEMS: [');
for i = 1:chromosome_length
if selection(i) == 1
message = sprintf('%s \n\t- %s', message, string(trains_table.Manufacturer(i)));
end
end
fprintf('%s\n ]\n', message);
fprintf('TOTAL weight OF RAILCARS: %d Tons\n', selection * trains_table.weight);
fprintf('TOTAL DAILY PASSENGERS: %d\n', selection * trains_table.daily_passengers);
end
Output is this:
Best fitness for this run = 13400
****GA Finished****
OPTIMAL SELECTION OF ITEMS: [
- Paynes Trains Limited Co.
- Motor Company of Maine
- Thomas The Engine Inc.
]
TOTAL weight OF RAILCARS: 600 Tons
TOTAL DAILY PASSENGERS: 13400
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Athul Prakash
el 16 de Oct. de 2020
Hi Heg,
It seems that you haven't posted the code where the 'ga' algorithm is running and the results are obtained.
In general, I would recommend that you save the entire code to a file as a simple function which returns these outputs.
You can call the function multiple times in a loop to run 'ga' and populate a vector with the output of each run. Once you have a vector of all the outputs, the hist() function should help you create the desired histogram.
Hope it helps!
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Athul Prakash
el 18 de Oct. de 2020
If you're new to Matlab or want to brush up on the basics of the language, such as functions, loops, vectors etc, I would suggest going through the Matlab OnRamp course online. It's a great resource and may get you up to speed in short time.
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