Ideas for a better way to present my data

Hello Matlab forum!

I made a sensitivity analysis of multiple inputs for each output, and i presented my data with a grouped-bar plot.

However, i think this data can be presented in a better way, but i am currently drawing a blank as to how.

I was wondering if somebody here on this forum, had a good idea as how to better present this data.

Kind Regards

Jesper

[Rik]

Maybe a 2D setup, where you shade each cell depending on the value (you can also add the numeric value as text)? I don't know the name of such a plot, but it shouldn't be hard to make it yourself.

The best presentation also depends on what point you want to make.

[jesper vestergaard]

Thank you for your suggestion!

Answer 1

[Steven Lord]

I agree with Rik's suggestion. I think a heatmap might work well, as might a bar3 plot.

But a broader suggestion I have is to take a look at the Plots tab on the Toolstrip. It shows you small thumbnails of each type of plot, with the name of the function used to create that plot underneath. If you have your variable selected in the Workspace component it can even show you just those plots that are relevant for that data (so for example if you select a 3-D variable it won't show you plot or surf.) Choose one of those thumbnails that look close to what you want and start adjusting it using the properties of the graphics object.

[jesper vestergaard]

Thank you for your suggestion!