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Re: Histogram saga [message #48827 is a reply to message #48826] Mon, 22 May 2006 15:05 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
JD Smith is currently offline  JD Smith
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On Mon, 22 May 2006 14:11:33 -0600, David Fanning wrote:

> JD Smith writes:
>
>> That's just a deficiency of the PSYM=10, and is a plotting issue (one we
>> all come across eventually). The original poster claims HISTOGRAM is
>> inventing values where there are none. I find this highly doubtful. Try
>> LOCATIONS=l and ensure your bin locations are where you think there are.
>
> I thought he was saying HISTOGRAM invented values, too, when I read the
> article initially. But he was definitely talking about "plotting", and I
> can see how you might think there was an invented value if you plotted a
> histogram. At the very least, you suspect *something* is wrong!

Ahah, right you are. I wonder why someone hasn't written a full purpose
histogram plotting tool with shading and other nice features? Maybe
somebody has... My routines which plot histograms look very, very sad
with all that half bin offsetting malarkey. It's pretty bad when the
HISTOGRAM calls themselves are easier to read and interpret than the code
to plot their results.

JD
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