Hi,

I'm sure that such things are possible with gnuplot, but although I prefer gretl as econometric software the plotting of results I usually do with the R package ggplot2 (http://ggplot2.org/) E.g. factorized histograms are quite 'easy' to achieve with this R package.

One can use the 'foreign block' do incorporate the plotting in a hansl script.

Good luck
Leon


18.06.2013 18:30, yinung at Gmail:
Dear all

I am wondering how to plot a "factorized" histogram (something like
shown below) in similiar to a "X-Y with factor separation" that we
have in gretl now.
Anyone can help?
Thanks...

Yi-Nung Yang


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