I have three large 200,000*1 vectors (z1,z2 and z3) with contains data and I am looking to plot all three as a histogram (but I would like a curved line which can be jagged) on the same graph. I have looked through the website and I altered a code that was used in another answer:
>> x=-10:0.01:10;[n1, xout1] = hist(z1,x);bar(xout1,n1,'r'); grid; hold[n2, xout2] = hist(z2,x);bar(xout2,n2,'g'); grid; hold[n3, xout3] = hist(z3,x);bar(xout3,n3,'g')
The problem was that the graph histograms are solid colours so I cannot see past the histogram that overlaps the other two histograms. I don't mind having slightly jagged edges on my curve, I don't expect it to be perfectly 'smooth'. Does anyone know how I can make my graphs 'transparent'?
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