Histogram ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Histogram ( noun )

A graphical representation of the distribution of numerical data, in which a bar is used for each interval of data and the height of the bar represents the frequency of the data in that interval.

Origin:

Derived from the greek words "histos" meaning tissue and "gramma" meaning letter or drawing.

Examples:

1. A histogram is a useful tool for understanding the distribution of data.
2. The histogram shows a clear bimodal distribution.
3. You can use a histogram to visualize the distribution of a large dataset.
4. Using a histogram, you can identify outliers and patterns in your data.
5. A histogram is a great way to see the underlying distribution of your data.

(As a verb)

Histogram ( verb )

A graphical representation of the distribution of numerical data, in which a bar is used for each interval of data and the height of the bar represents the frequency of the data in that interval.

Origin:

Derived from the greek words "histos" meaning tissue and "gramma" meaning letter or drawing.

Examples:

1. A histogram is a useful tool for understanding the distribution of data.
2. The histogram shows a clear bimodal distribution.
3. You can use a histogram to visualize the distribution of a large dataset.
4. Using a histogram, you can identify outliers and patterns in your data.
5. A histogram is a great way to see the underlying distribution of your data.