I need to do a histogram with logarithmically spaced bins.  The data ranges from 4.327e-24 and are as large as 4.924e-17.  How can I choose a good size for the smallest bin and then do the rest of the bins from there?  I imagine that I will be using histc because I have a clearly defined min and max value.

I hope to make this repeatable depending on the range of the data.  Thanks in advance for your help.

Israel

Israel Johnson wrote:
> I need to do a histogram with logarithmically spaced bins.  The data 
> ranges from 4.327e-24 and are as large as 4.924e-17.  How can I choose a 
> good size for the smallest bin and then do the rest of the bins from 
> there?  I imagine that I will be using histc because I have a clearly 
> defined min and max value.

perhaps logspace() over the range?

On May 25, 3:54=A0pm, "Israel Johnson" <mconvers...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I need to do a histogram with logarithmically spaced bins. =A0The data ra=
nges from 4.327e-24 and are as large as 4.924e-17. =A0How can I choose a go=
od size for the smallest bin and then do the rest of the bins from there? =
=A0I imagine that I will be using histc because I have a clearly defined mi=
n and max value.
>
> I hope to make this repeatable depending on the range of the data. =A0Tha=
nks in advance for your help.
>
> Israel

help logspace