Sturgess formula and other methods of determining the number of groups in histogram generation
Sturges formula and other methods of determining the number of groups in histogram generation
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Number of randomly generated observation results
Function modifying the results of random number generator
Digits after the decimal point: 2
Number of classes according to Sturgess
Grouping using the Sturgess formula
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Average
Standard deviation
Number of classes according to Scott
Scott
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First quartile
Third quartile
Number of classes according to Friedman/Diaconis
Friedman/Diaconis
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Your number of classes
Grouping with your number of classes
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