Histograms display the frequency distribution of continuous data by grouping values into bins (ranges) and showing the count in each bin as a bar. Unlike bar charts, histograms show distributions rather than categorical comparisons. They are essential in statistics, quality control, and data analysis for understanding data shape, spread, and skew. viz42 generates histograms with properly labeled bins and frequency counts.
Histograms show frequency distributions of continuous data with no gaps between bars (since bins are contiguous ranges). Bar charts compare discrete categories and have gaps between bars.
If you specify bin ranges, viz42 uses those. Otherwise, the AI calculates reasonable bin widths based on the data range and count you describe.
Describe the expected distribution in your prompt. viz42 can approximate a distribution curve overlaid on the histogram bars.