A histogram based on the NVD3 library.
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Forces the bounds of the interval to be integers. The decimal bounds will be converted so that the lower bound of the first interval will be the floor of the lowest value and the upper bound of the last interval will be the ceiling of the highest value. The edges that separate the intervals will be the ceiling of the decimal edges. Duplicates of edges will be removed.
Examples:
[0.1,0.9], (0.9,1.8] -> [0,1], (1,2]
[3.9,4.1], (4.1,4.9], (4.9,5.1] -> [3,5], (5,6]
The JavaScript histogram view allows for several ways of interactivity. Please use the options below to configure which features will be activated on the view and further configuration of interactive properties.
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