A bar graph? ...Perhaps a series of bar graphs?
~Joe
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Hey everyone, thanks for coming! It's been quite a few years since I took statistics and I am now trying to use it, but can't remember the term of a certain statistical chart. Can you help me out? The closest I can come to remembering it is separating data into "buckets"?
Say I have a data set that contains a range of dates. I want to make a graph that separates the data into sets and graph the total in each set (bucket?). For example, I want the dates to be separated into two week intervals, like 2/1/2007 through 2/14/2007 is one "bucket", 2/15/2007 through 2/28/2007 is the second "bucket."
What is this called?! It's driving me nuts because I have it on the tip of my tongue!
Thanks for your assistance.
xvart.
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A bar graph? ...Perhaps a series of bar graphs?
~Joe
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I got little tiny bug feet / I don't really know what bugs eat /
Don't want no one steppin' on me / Now I'm sympathizin' with fleas /
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Histogram/cumulative histogram?
I've heard of bins but not buckets
Yes! Bins. That's it! I was so close, lol. And histogram. Thanks, guys.Originally Posted by JustLikeAPill
Histogram/cumulative histogram?
I've heard of bins but not buckets
I am going to use "donator" powers and close this thread since the question has been answered.
xvart.
"The tragedy of life is not that every man loses; but that he almost wins."
"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?"
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