Histogram
The grouping of data into bins (spaced apart by the so-called Class Interval) plotting the number of members in each binversus the bin number. The above histogram shows the number of variates in bins with Class Interval 1 for a sample of100 real variates with a Uniform Distribution from 0 and 10. Therefore, bin 1 gives the number of variates in the range0-1, bin 2 gives the number of variates in the range 1-2, etc.
See also Ogive- Apodization
- Apodization Function
- Apollonius Circles
- Apollonius Point
- Apollonius' Problem
- Apollonius Pursuit Problem
- Apollonius' Theorem
- Apothem
- Apparatus Function
- Appell Hypergeometric Function
- Appell Polynomial
- Appell Transformation
- Apple
- Approximately Equal
- Approximation Theory
- Apéry's Constant
- Arakelov Theory
- Arbelos
- Arborescence
- Arboricity
- Arc
- Arch
- Archimedean Solid
- Archimedean Solid Stellation
- Archimedean Spiral