If you specify to turn on the Density Axis for the histogram, you can access the Axis Settings for Axis Box(2)
dist=Distribution( Continuous Distribution( Column( :height ), Density Axis( 1 ) ) );
report(dist)[AxisBox(2)]<<GET max=""></GET>
I commonly add text onto graphs using "Add graphics script". I prefer to script it which means specifying x and y coordinates so the text appears in a good place on the graph.
I am stuck with histograms (in the Distribution platform) because I don't know how to get the y-axis scale which is based on the density axis. The x-axis is easy enough - it is based on the original data - but I need both x and y for my added text to appear in a meaningful place.
An example simple script is:
dist = Distribution(
Continuous Distribution( Column( :C1 ), Horizontal Layout( 1 ), Vertical( 0 ) ),
Histograms Only
);
rdist = dist << report; // rdist << Show Tree Structure;
axis_box = rdist[axis box( 1 )];
x_max = axis_box << Get Max; // show(x_max);
framebox = rdist[frame box( 1 )];
framebox << Add Graphics Script(
Text Color( "red" );
Text( Center Justified, {0.98 * x_max, 0.4}, "centered" ); // 0.4 is the y-value, but how to know the density axis scale?
);
Can anybody help? i.e. how to access details of the histogram's density axis so I can get the relevant information and then script where my desired text appears on the graph?
Thanks for the hint.
I turn on the density access at the start of the script so I can pull the min/max values.
Once these values are in the list - that will lead me to the coordinates I need - I simply remove the density access from the display:
dist << density axis(0);
Thanks again, Scott.