How can I plot outliers and original data together?
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I  set a threshold for my outliers, a then find them by "any" command. Now I want to plot the original data and the outliers together. How can I do that?
Temp = data(:,2);   % Separating the feature vector
Temp_z_score = (Temp - mean(Temp)) / std(Temp);  % Calculation of the z-score (z-score = the number of standard deviations a point is below or over the mean) 
threshold = abs(Temp_z_score)>1.8;
U = any(threshold,2);
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  Cris LaPierre
    
      
 le 15 Oct 2022
        
      Modifié(e) : Cris LaPierre
    
      
 le 15 Oct 2022
  
      Wouldn't plotting the original data already contain the outliers? I assume you want to plot each group with a different linespec.
Since threshold is a logical array, use logical indexing when you plot. See the bottom of this page for an explanation.
Temp = rand(100,1);
Temp_z_score = (Temp - mean(Temp)) / std(Temp);
threshold = abs(Temp_z_score)>1.8;
plot(Temp(~threshold),'bo','DisplayName','Data')
hold on
plot(Temp(threshold),'r*','DisplayName','Outlier')
hold off
legend
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  Cris LaPierre
    
      
 le 15 Oct 2022
				You need to specify an x value then. You have not indicated there is one in your OP. If you don't have one, then x is the element number.
Temp = rand(100,1);
X=1:length(Temp);
Temp_z_score = (Temp - mean(Temp)) / std(Temp);
threshold = abs(Temp_z_score)>1.8;
plot(X(~threshold),Temp(~threshold),'bo','DisplayName','Data')
hold on
plot(X(threshold),Temp(threshold),'r*','DisplayName','Outlier')
hold off
legend
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