I have a list of values for example {{1.15579, 0.844208}, {1.15876, 1.12875, 0.841237, 0.871245, 0.844401, 1.1556, 1.07366, 0.926342}} and I would like to plot in the same graph, for each list, the max, the min and some special values which in this case would be 1.10 and 1.12. I tried using BoxWhiskerChart[{{1.15579, 0.844208}, {1.15876, 1.12875, 0.841237, 0.871245, 0.844401, 1.1556, 1.07366, 0.926342}}, {{"MedianMarker", 1, Directive[Thick, White]}}, ChartLabels -> {"t1", "t2"}, the problem is that with that I can only print the mean or the median, I instead need to plot a special number that I computed before. Can I use BoxWhiskerChart or is there something else I can use?
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Would show work for you?
Show[BoxWhiskerChart[{{1.15579, 0.844208}, {1.15876, 1.12875,
0.841237, 0.871245, 0.844401, 1.1556, 1.07366, 0.926342}},
ChartLabels -> {"t1", "t2"}],
ListPlot[{1.1, 1.12},
PlotMarkers -> Graphics[{Thick, Line[{{0, 0}, {1, 0}}]}]]]
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I would probably do something like this:
data = {{1.15579, 0.844208}, {1.15876, 1.12875, 0.841237, 0.871245,
0.844401, 1.1556, 1.07366, 0.926342}};
p = Last@data;
{q1, q2} = First@data;
Show[
ListPlot[p, Filling -> Bottom, AxesOrigin -> {0, 0.5}],
Plot[{Mean[p], q1, q2}, {x, 1, Length@p},
PlotStyle -> {Directive[Red, Dashed], Blue,
Directive[Black, Dotted]},
PlotLegends -> "Expressions"]]
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$\begingroup$ The first and the second set of data are all for time t1 and t2. I do need to keep them all together given the time. $\endgroup$– RbyAug 2, 2017 at 13:03
ListPlot[({Min[#], Max[#], special} & /@ {{1.15579, 0.844208}, {1.15876, 1.12875, 0.841237, 0.871245, 0.844401, 1.1556, 1.07366, 0.926342}, {1}})\[Transpose]]a solution for you? $\endgroup$BoxWhiskerChart? $\endgroup$BoxWhiskerChart, I don't really need the othe values except the min and the max but I do need to plug in manually the special value (that is usually different) at t1 and t2. Also if possible I would like to keep the rectangles. $\endgroup$