Hello,
I have two colums of data. Is there a function that helps me to fit each group of dat in normal distirubtion?
Or there's no such function but I will have to define the interval and the frequency of each interval to get the histogram?
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You can plot a histogram of your data by passing the data directly in to either plotHistF for a frequency histogram or plotHistP for a percentage histogram. You only need to specify the number of bins. You do not need to define the interval or calculate the frequency. For example, if you have a variable named my_data that has two columns, you could create a frequency histogram with 20 bins like this:
plotHistF(my_data[.,1], 20);
If you wanted to add a separate frequency histogram for the second column, you could do that with the function plotAddHistF like this:
plotAddHistF(my_data[.,2], 20);
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You can plot a histogram of your data by passing the data directly in to either plotHistF for a frequency histogram or plotHistP for a percentage histogram. You only need to specify the number of bins. You do not need to define the interval or calculate the frequency. For example, if you have a variable named my_data that has two columns, you could create a frequency histogram with 20 bins like this:
plotHistF(my_data[.,1], 20);
If you wanted to add a separate frequency histogram for the second column, you could do that with the function plotAddHistF like this:
plotAddHistF(my_data[.,2], 20);