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Re: histogram [message #67696 is a reply to message #44556]

Wed, 12 August 2009 06:15

jameskuyper
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rinceboy wrote:
> Won't including a max and min unrealisticaly skew the histogram by
> introducing false data? e.g. the first dataset ranges between (-50:22)
> and the second between (-70:24). By using teh same max and min, say
> -70 and 24 then you're biasing both histograms

No. All it does is change the boundaries of the bins. Why do you think
that would introduce a bias?

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