September 2018
Beginner to intermediate
140 pages
2h 52m
English
Histograms are used to group and represent numerical (continuous) variables. For example, you may want to know the distribution of voters' ages in an election. A histogram is often confused with a bar chart; however, a bar chart is more general, and we will cover those later. In a histogram, a continuous variable is grouped into bins of specific sizes and the bins have a range that covers the maximum and minimum of the variable in question.
Histograms can be classified as follows:
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