Problem with a 3-D bar graph

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Camilla
Camilla on 25 Feb 2012
Edited: James Tursa on 25 Oct 2013
This is my code, where DRG is a vector:
drg_u=unique(DRG) for j=1:length(drg_u) indexdrg=find(strcmp(DRG,drg_u{j})); frequenza(j)=length(indexdrg); end
X=1:length(drg_u) Y=(frequenza./length(DRG))*100 bar3(X,Y)
can you please explain to me why the 3-D graph doesn't work? Than you so much =)
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the cyclist
the cyclist on 25 Feb 2012
It would be helpful if you could use the Code button to format your code more readably.

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the cyclist
the cyclist on 25 Feb 2012
Inside your find() command, you use
drg_u{j}
with curly brackets. Instead, you should use parentheses there
drg_u(j)
I don't know if that is the only problem with your code, but it runs to completion if I make that change.

Camilla
Camilla on 25 Feb 2012
I'm pretty sure that those curly brackets are correct! because my DRG vector is a cell!
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the cyclist
the cyclist on 25 Feb 2012
Oh, ok. Can you be more specific about two things? What exactly is DRG? A single vector in a cell? What size vector?etc.
Also, when you say it "doesn't work", what exactly do you mean?

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