find_width: Compute a reasonable default binwidth.
In hadley/bigvis: Tools for visualisation of big data sets
Description
Usage
Arguments
See Also
Examples
Description
Compute a reasonable default binwidth.
Usage
1
find_width(x, nbins = 10000)
Arguments
x
a numeric vector. If a numeric vector of length one is supplied,
it's assumed that
nbins
desired number of bins (approximate)
See Also
Other reasonable defaults: find_origin
Examples
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2
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find_width(c(0, 5))
find_width(c(0, 5.023432))
find_width(c(0, 5.9))
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Description Usage Arguments See Also Examples
Description
Compute a reasonable default binwidth.
Usage
1 | find_width(x, nbins = 10000)
|
Arguments
x |
a numeric vector. If a numeric vector of length one is supplied, it's assumed that |
nbins |
desired number of bins (approximate) |
See Also
Other reasonable defaults: find_origin
Examples
1 2 3 | find_width(c(0, 5))
find_width(c(0, 5.023432))
find_width(c(0, 5.9))
|
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