You have posted to a “solved” thread, so others are unlikely to see your post. Please start a new thread.
Please provide enough detail to allow someone to reproduce the problem (OS and SNAP versions, input filenames, etc. ) as searchable text (avoid use of screen captures as the messages are not found in searches, so others with the same problem won’t find your post. See ESA STEP forum FAQ.
I would agree in general - in this case there was no initial question in the topic and it has ever since been used for general discussions. So I’d say, instead of creating a new topic, the inquiry fits in here.
hi @ABraun ,How can I produce this without having the images I used? I have removed the raw images. Thankful
Sorry, your question is unclear to me. What is “Range” and “Data” in this case?
data is S1A images
What do the numbers mean? What is Range?
If you want to create a graph like this please first help us understand what it shows. Like this, it could mean anything, because such box plots are used for all kinds of data.
Then you should ask yourself why you want to create such a graph in the first place 
The Statistics operator gives you the mean, median and standard deviation of raster datasets. Maybe this would be an approach towards it.
If I may add something… asking how to make this type of graphs does not fit this thread at all
@xwguo
Dear Xwguo,
Just edit .bashrc file and add path of StaMPS up to bin folder. like below
export PATH=path up to bin folder:$PATH
then type, source .bashrc
Dear suribabu:
I really appreciate that you can anwser my question,but Ifound that I have made export path under my bashrc file,just like the picture shows:
Have you run these steps in StaMPS/src folder
make
make install
oh good. please follow these steps,
go two steps back from StaMPS/src folder using (cd…/…)
you will find the .bashrc file (hidden file),
ls .bashrc
gedit .bashrc
Then enter these below lines in to .bashrc file
export PATH= path up to bin folder (/home/username/Stamps/bin):$PATH
save .bashrc file
source .bashrc
*** all bold words are commands
I use the command(…/…) in the terminal of StaMPS/src folder,but it shows no such file folder exists
ok, I’ll try it
@ABraun
Dear Abraun while typing cd …/… (I’m typing only two dots but it is by default it is producing three dots please check it once.).
