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tomkyle/binning – Determine optimal number of bins 𝒌 for #histogram #creation and optimal bin width 𝒉 using various statistical methods in #PHP.

Included methods: Sturges’ Rule, Doane’s Rule, Freedman-Diaconis Rule, Terrell-Scott’s Rule, Rice Rule, Scott’s Rule, and Square Root Rule.

GitHub: github.com/tomkyle/binning
Issues: github.com/tomkyle/binning/iss

Available on #packagist via #composer. Heavily inspired by markrogoyski/math-php but written for #PHP 8.3+. — #math #statistics

▶️ LabPlot - A free OriginPro alternative for Researchers (Distribution Plots)

@labplot@lemmy.kde.social

Catalyst Nanomaterials Lab has published another video tutorial that shows how to create stunning distribution plots in #LabPlot. Go check it out!

➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=grnKnbPIgz

▶️ LabPlot - A free OriginPro alternative for Researchers (Histogram Plotting)

@labplot@lemmy.kde.social

Catalyst Nanomaterials Lab has published another video tutorial that reveals the secrets of creating stunning histograms in #LabPlot. Go check it out!

➡️ youtube.com/watch?v=5TGon5QZYi

For part 2 of the Understanding Latency Series, we are doing a bit of mixing and matching.

Perhaps you have heard of "Tail At Scale", the CACM article that periodically made the rounds in the last decade. In this post, we provided interactive charts so you can play with that kind of setup and *see* for yourself the profound effect of simply issuing multiple requests at once.

iop.systems/blog/composite-lat

iop.systemsHedging or Scattering? A Mixed Bag of Distributed Latencies When a service depends on other servies, their latencies can come together in surprising ways to affect the overall user experience.

If a better understanding of service runtime and learning to improve software performance is part your 2024 resolution (or not), may I suggest you start with a series of articles I am writing under the theme, Understanding Latency Series?

The first post, Latency Is A Curve, answers an existential question—how do you approach latency, after all?

iop.systems/blog/latency-is-a-

iop.systemsLatency Is a CurveLatency is not a single number. To truly understand how fast or slow a service is, one needs to repeatedly measure latencies to get a distribution.

If it looks like a bar chart and acts like a bar chart, then it probably is a histogram! 📊

Visually, histograms might resemble bar graphs. But there are some features that distinguish the two. On our new resource page, we go into details on:

- What is a histogram and its variations (and alternatives),
- How to properly design a histogram,
- We show some examples of histograms designed with Datylon.

Learn more: datylon.co/histogram

www.datylon.comHistogram | Resources - Chart Library | DatylonYour starting point for making engaging histograms. Discover variations of histograms and alternative charts. Learn how to design them with Datylon.