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A histogram is a type of chart that shows how often different values appear in a set of data by dividing the data into groups (called bins) and displaying the frequency of each group as a bar. Histograms are useful because they let you quickly see patterns in data, like whether values tend to cluster in certain ranges or how the data is distributed overall.
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Vinony's link graph records 703 inbound references to 直方图, and connects out to median, resampling and probability distribution.
It is catalogued under topics including Commons link from Wikidata, Estimation of densities and Frequency distribution.
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- Subclass of
- bar chart
- Part of
- statistics
- Depicts
- probability distribution
- Image
- Histogramme taille.svg
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- WikiProject Mathematics
- uses
- data binning
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- Histograms
- Stack Exchange tag
- stackoverflow.com/tags/histogram
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- Histogram
- facet of
- statistics
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Article · 中文
在统计学中，直方图（英語：histogram）是一种对数据分布情况的图形表示，是一种二维統計圖表，它的两个坐标分别是和该样本对应的某个属性的度量，以長條圖（bar）的形式具體表現。因為直方圖的長度及寬度很適合用來表現數量上的變化，所以較容易解讀差異小的數值。 直方图是品质管理七大工具之一。
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