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object Histogram extends Serializable

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Value Members

  1. def apply(x: Option[Sequence], y: Option[Sequence], opacity: Option[Double], name: Option[String], autobinx: Option[Boolean], marker: Option[Marker], xbins: Option[Bins], histnorm: Option[HistNorm], showlegend: Option[Boolean], cumulative: Option[Cumulative], histfunc: Option[HistFunc], hovertemplate: Option[OneOrSeq[String]]): Histogram
  2. def apply(x: Option[Sequence], y: Option[Sequence], opacity: Option[Double], name: Option[String], autobinx: Option[Boolean], marker: Option[Marker], xbins: Option[Bins], histnorm: Option[HistNorm], showlegend: Option[Boolean], cumulative: Option[Cumulative], histfunc: Option[HistFunc]): Histogram
  3. def apply(): Histogram
  4. def apply(x: Sequence, y: Sequence): Histogram
  5. def apply(x: Sequence): Histogram

Deprecated Value Members

  1. def apply(x: Sequence = null, y: Sequence = null, opacity: Double = null, name: String = null, autobinx: Boolean = null, marker: Marker = null, xbins: Bins = null, histnorm: HistNorm = null, showlegend: Boolean = null, cumulative: Cumulative = null, histfunc: HistFunc = null): Histogram
    Annotations
    @deprecated
    Deprecated

    (Since version 0.8.0) Use Histogram() and chain-call .with* methods on it instead