A LaTeX package for drawing uncertainty boxes on pgfplots graphs.
Using uncertbox is very simple. First, you obviously need a graph to add uncertainty boxes to. This should be done with pgfplots, with an axis environment inside a tikzpicture environment. Inside the axis} environment, put the following command:
\prepareuncertbox
Then, put the following command inside tikzpicture but after axis
\makeuncertboxes{num}{x}{y}{dx}{dy}
where num is the number of data points, x is the column of your data table corresponding to the x values, y is the column of your data table corresponding to the y values, dx is the column of your data table corresponding to the uncertainties in x values and dy is the column of your data table corresponding to the uncertainties in y values.
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