Histogram

Within the campaign for the creation of calculators for all users' requests, I started three hours ago, I decided to think about the request / 718/.

What we see in the request, is nothing more than a Sturgess formula, which used to determine the number of groups (intervals) on which amount it is necessary to beat the input data in the histogram. There are other formulas, and on this occasion I wrote an article Histogram group number

Looking at this article with a fresh look after 11 months from the time it was written, I realized what was missing. And the calculator is missing, which builds histogram directly from the data inputted (or imported) by the user. Naturally, while breaking data into intervals according to any of the formulas described in Histogram group number.

Below, in fact, such a calculator - enter the data (clear that default data - it's only for illustration), select the method of grouping and calculator will build a histogram

Histogram

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Initial data

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Grouping methodSturgess Scott Freedman–Diaconis Set manually

Method of determining the number of groups

Number of groups

Calculation precision

Digits after the decimal point: 2

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Number of classes

 

Histogram

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Standard deviation

 

Average

 

First quartile

 

Third quartile

 

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