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Lower panel, the LD diameter distribution histogram for each type of adipocytes.
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The histogram provides important informations about the shape of a distribution.
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A box plot or histogram may become more appropriate as the data size increases.
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About 150 CMU faculty and staff formed a human histogram based on their height.
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Height of the histogram gives a very crude indication of the size of the event.
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Average FPKMs from two biological replicates were used to generate the histogram.
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The baffling read's Amazon histogram was the strangest Babbage has ever seen.
From the economist.com
This is best visualized in the normalized translocation time histogram in Figure 3d.
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To test the Amazon histogram, Babbage asked his Twitter followers for their opinions.
From the economist.com
- A bar chart representing a frequency distribution; heights of the bars represent observed frequencies
- A graphical display of numerical data in the form of upright bars, with the area of each bar representing frequency; To represent (data) as a histogram
- (Histograms) A method of analyzing and indexing phrases that appear on pages that also contain business location information, to tie together certain phrases with geographic locations that may be associated with them in a meaningful way. ...
- (Histograms) appear similar to bar charts. But whereas a bar chart shows the absolute amount in each category on the Y axis (vertical), a histogram marks the frequency of events.
- A histogram is a graph of grouped (binned) data in which the number of values in each bin is represented by the area of a rectangular box.
- A chart visualising the distribution of colour in an image. It displays white light, red, green and blue. It enables for a more precise check of the exposure of an image.
- (1) The most common graphical presentation of quantitative data. The variable of interest, such as fiber diameter measured in microns, is placed on the horizontal axis and the frequency values, such as the percentage of fibers per micron, are placed on the vertical axis. ...
- A bar chart that depicts the frequencies (by the height of the plotted bars) of numerical or measurement categories.
- A chart displaying the tonal ranges present in an image as a series of vertical bars.
