Uniform Histogram Example & Uniform Distribution

This sample spreads observations across the numeric range so equal-width intervals contain similar counts. The resulting histogram is approximately flat rather than concentrated around one center or stretched into a long tail.

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Example data

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How to structure the data

01Use equal-width numeric bins when judging whether the distribution is approximately uniform.
02Keep the sample broad enough to cover the intended range instead of clustering at one end.
03Check adjacent bin counts because a small sample can look artificially uneven at some boundaries.

What this example shows

See an approximately even distribution where similar numbers of observations fall into equal-width intervals.

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