test

other.latex

% How to draw boxplots with TikZ. Adapted from 
% “fluffyk”s example in the LaTeX community forum: http://is.gd/cfSJai

\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{pgf} 
\usepackage{pgfplots}
\usepackage[active,tightpage]{preview}
\usetikzlibrary{fit,calc}
\usepgfplotslibrary{external}
\newcommand{\boxplot}[6]{%
	%#1: center, #2: median, #3: 1/4 quartile, #4: 3/4 quartile, #5: min, #6: max
	\filldraw[fill=white,line width=0.2mm] let \n{boxxl}={#1-0.1}, \n{boxxr}={#1+0.1} in (axis cs:\n{boxxl},#3) rectangle (axis cs:\n{boxxr},#4);   % draw the box
	\draw[line width=0.2mm, color=red] let \n{boxxl}={#1-0.1}, \n{boxxr}={#1+0.1} in (axis cs:\n{boxxl},#2) -- (axis cs:\n{boxxr},#2);             % median
	\draw[line width=0.2mm] (axis cs:#1,#4) -- (axis cs:#1,#6);                                                                           % bar up
	\draw[line width=0.2mm] let \n{whiskerl}={#1-0.025}, \n{whiskerr}={#1+0.025} in (axis cs:\n{whiskerl},#6) -- (axis cs:\n{whiskerr},#6);        % upper quartile
	\draw[line width=0.2mm] (axis cs:#1,#3) -- (axis cs:#1,#5);                                                                           % bar down
	\draw[line width=0.2mm] let \n{whiskerl}={#1-0.025}, \n{whiskerr}={#1+0.025} in (axis cs:\n{whiskerl},#5) -- (axis cs:\n{whiskerr},#5);        % lower quartile
	}

\PreviewEnvironment{tikzpicture}

\begin{document}
\tikzset{external/remake next}
\begin{tikzpicture}
	\begin{axis}[%
		xmin=0, xmax=6,%
		ymin=-.01, ymax=.4,%
		xtick={1,2,3,4,5},xticklabels={D04,D10,D21,D36,D60}%
		]
		%#1: center, #2: median, #3: 1/4 quartile, #4: 3/4 quartile, #5: min, #6: max
		\boxplot{1}{.00479}{.001777}{.011400}{0.0000232}{.0209}
		\boxplot{2}{.00828}{.004987}{.018975}{0.0005100}{.1}
		\boxplot{3}{.03300}{.013950}{.088550}{0.0008580}{1.06}
		\boxplot{4}{.06708}{.034778}{.135850}{0.0060770}{5.08}
		\boxplot{5}{.06800}{.033600}{.152500}{0.0000030}{1.51}						
	\end{axis}
\end{tikzpicture}

\end{document}