Quote from Glenn on 10. July 2020, 20:26I have a list of roughly 300 decimal numbers between 50 and 100. A typical value will be 98.35, etc. I need to generate a frequency histogram. If I set the bin width to 2.0, a correct histogram is generated. However, if I set the bin width to 1.0, the algorithm makes serious errors resulting in a completely erroneous distribution. This seems to be a serious bug.
I have a list of roughly 300 decimal numbers between 50 and 100. A typical value will be 98.35, etc. I need to generate a frequency histogram. If I set the bin width to 2.0, a correct histogram is generated. However, if I set the bin width to 1.0, the algorithm makes serious errors resulting in a completely erroneous distribution. This seems to be a serious bug.
Quote from TechMenhirFX on 22. July 2020, 15:31Hello Glenn,
I'm not Prism's dev but I don't undersand how it is linked to Prism at all.
If you think that it is a Prism issue, could you provide more info ?
Hello Glenn,
I'm not Prism's dev but I don't undersand how it is linked to Prism at all.
If you think that it is a Prism issue, could you provide more info ?
Quote from Glenn on 22. July 2020, 18:46It most definitely is Prism. I am using the analysis>column analyses>frequency distribution command. The resulting histogram produces incorrect results.
It most definitely is Prism. I am using the analysis>column analyses>frequency distribution command. The resulting histogram produces incorrect results.
Quote from RichardF on 23. July 2020, 7:14You might mix it up with another software called Prism. The Prism Pipeline for VFX and Animation projects, which is discussed in this forum, has no options called "column analyses" or "frequency histograms".
You might mix it up with another software called Prism. The Prism Pipeline for VFX and Animation projects, which is discussed in this forum, has no options called "column analyses" or "frequency histograms".
