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Today I experienced a strange behavior in a histogram I made. Here a MWE:
Given a set of points:
pts = RandomReal[1, 1000, 2];
and a helper function which does as it is named:
ClearAll[uniqueTuples];
uniqueTuples[list_List]:=Module[n=Length[list],
Flatten[Table[list[[i]],list[[i+j]],i,1,n,j,1,n-i],1]
]
then I made two histograms and displayed them in a GraphicsRow
Block[dist, h1, h2,
dist = EuclideanDistance @@@ (uniqueTuples[pts]);
h1 = Histogram[dist, PlotLabel -> "Euclidian-distance"];
dist = ManhattanDistance[#[[1]], #[[2]]] & /@ (uniqueTuples[pts]);
h2 = Histogram[dist, PlotLabel -> "Manhatten-distance"];
GraphicsRow[h1, h2, ImageSize -> Large]
]
When I point over the right histogram the values of the bars are shown, but not for the left histogram:
I do not understand why this is so (maybe it has a simple reason, but at the moment I do not understand this).
histograms
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Today I experienced a strange behavior in a histogram I made. Here a MWE:
Given a set of points:
pts = RandomReal[1, 1000, 2];
and a helper function which does as it is named:
ClearAll[uniqueTuples];
uniqueTuples[list_List]:=Module[n=Length[list],
Flatten[Table[list[[i]],list[[i+j]],i,1,n,j,1,n-i],1]
]
then I made two histograms and displayed them in a GraphicsRow
Block[dist, h1, h2,
dist = EuclideanDistance @@@ (uniqueTuples[pts]);
h1 = Histogram[dist, PlotLabel -> "Euclidian-distance"];
dist = ManhattanDistance[#[[1]], #[[2]]] & /@ (uniqueTuples[pts]);
h2 = Histogram[dist, PlotLabel -> "Manhatten-distance"];
GraphicsRow[h1, h2, ImageSize -> Large]
]
When I point over the right histogram the values of the bars are shown, but not for the left histogram:
I do not understand why this is so (maybe it has a simple reason, but at the moment I do not understand this).
histograms
edited 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
asked 2 hours ago
mgamer
2,640918
add a comment |Â
up vote
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up vote
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Today I experienced a strange behavior in a histogram I made. Here a MWE:
Given a set of points:
pts = RandomReal[1, 1000, 2];
and a helper function which does as it is named:
ClearAll[uniqueTuples];
uniqueTuples[list_List]:=Module[n=Length[list],
Flatten[Table[list[[i]],list[[i+j]],i,1,n,j,1,n-i],1]
]
then I made two histograms and displayed them in a GraphicsRow
Block[dist, h1, h2,
dist = EuclideanDistance @@@ (uniqueTuples[pts]);
h1 = Histogram[dist, PlotLabel -> "Euclidian-distance"];
dist = ManhattanDistance[#[[1]], #[[2]]] & /@ (uniqueTuples[pts]);
h2 = Histogram[dist, PlotLabel -> "Manhatten-distance"];
GraphicsRow[h1, h2, ImageSize -> Large]
]
When I point over the right histogram the values of the bars are shown, but not for the left histogram:
I do not understand why this is so (maybe it has a simple reason, but at the moment I do not understand this).
histograms
edited 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
asked 2 hours ago
mgamer
2,640918
Today I experienced a strange behavior in a histogram I made. Here a MWE:
Given a set of points:
pts = RandomReal[1, 1000, 2];
and a helper function which does as it is named:
ClearAll[uniqueTuples];
uniqueTuples[list_List]:=Module[n=Length[list],
Flatten[Table[list[[i]],list[[i+j]],i,1,n,j,1,n-i],1]
]
then I made two histograms and displayed them in a GraphicsRow
Block[dist, h1, h2,
dist = EuclideanDistance @@@ (uniqueTuples[pts]);
h1 = Histogram[dist, PlotLabel -> "Euclidian-distance"];
dist = ManhattanDistance[#[[1]], #[[2]]] & /@ (uniqueTuples[pts]);
h2 = Histogram[dist, PlotLabel -> "Manhatten-distance"];
GraphicsRow[h1, h2, ImageSize -> Large]
]
When I point over the right histogram the values of the bars are shown, but not for the left histogram:
I do not understand why this is so (maybe it has a simple reason, but at the moment I do not understand this).
histograms
histograms
edited 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
asked 2 hours ago
mgamer
2,640918
edited 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
asked 2 hours ago
mgamer
2,640918
edited 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
edited 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
edited 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
163k8188387
asked 2 hours ago
mgamer
2,640918
asked 2 hours ago
mgamer
2,640918
asked 2 hours ago
mgamer
2,640918
2,640918
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Adding the option LabelingFunction -> Tooltip fixes the problem.
If the number of bins exceeds 25, LabelingFunction option value is set to None. You can see the code behind Charting`iHistogram (which is called by Histogram) after clearing its Protected and ReadProtected attributes. The relevant part of the code is:
If[System`HistogramDump`perfgoal===Speed||System`HistogramDump`numberOfBins > 25,
If[System`HistogramDump`highlight === Automatic,
System`HistogramDump`highlight = None];
If[System`HistogramDump`labelingfunction === Automatic,
System`HistogramDump`labelingfunction = None]]
answered 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
Thank you for the fast and enlightening answer!
– mgamer
1 hour ago
@mgamer, my pleasure. Thank you for the accept.
– kglr
1 hour ago
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Adding the option LabelingFunction -> Tooltip fixes the problem.
If the number of bins exceeds 25, LabelingFunction option value is set to None. You can see the code behind Charting`iHistogram (which is called by Histogram) after clearing its Protected and ReadProtected attributes. The relevant part of the code is:
If[System`HistogramDump`perfgoal===Speed||System`HistogramDump`numberOfBins > 25,
If[System`HistogramDump`highlight === Automatic,
System`HistogramDump`highlight = None];
If[System`HistogramDump`labelingfunction === Automatic,
System`HistogramDump`labelingfunction = None]]
answered 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
Thank you for the fast and enlightening answer!
– mgamer
1 hour ago
@mgamer, my pleasure. Thank you for the accept.
– kglr
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Adding the option LabelingFunction -> Tooltip fixes the problem.
If the number of bins exceeds 25, LabelingFunction option value is set to None. You can see the code behind Charting`iHistogram (which is called by Histogram) after clearing its Protected and ReadProtected attributes. The relevant part of the code is:
If[System`HistogramDump`perfgoal===Speed||System`HistogramDump`numberOfBins > 25,
If[System`HistogramDump`highlight === Automatic,
System`HistogramDump`highlight = None];
If[System`HistogramDump`labelingfunction === Automatic,
System`HistogramDump`labelingfunction = None]]
answered 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
Thank you for the fast and enlightening answer!
– mgamer
1 hour ago
@mgamer, my pleasure. Thank you for the accept.
– kglr
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
Adding the option LabelingFunction -> Tooltip fixes the problem.
If the number of bins exceeds 25, LabelingFunction option value is set to None. You can see the code behind Charting`iHistogram (which is called by Histogram) after clearing its Protected and ReadProtected attributes. The relevant part of the code is:
If[System`HistogramDump`perfgoal===Speed||System`HistogramDump`numberOfBins > 25,
If[System`HistogramDump`highlight === Automatic,
System`HistogramDump`highlight = None];
If[System`HistogramDump`labelingfunction === Automatic,
System`HistogramDump`labelingfunction = None]]
answered 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
Adding the option LabelingFunction -> Tooltip fixes the problem.
If the number of bins exceeds 25, LabelingFunction option value is set to None. You can see the code behind Charting`iHistogram (which is called by Histogram) after clearing its Protected and ReadProtected attributes. The relevant part of the code is:
If[System`HistogramDump`perfgoal===Speed||System`HistogramDump`numberOfBins > 25,
If[System`HistogramDump`highlight === Automatic,
System`HistogramDump`highlight = None];
If[System`HistogramDump`labelingfunction === Automatic,
System`HistogramDump`labelingfunction = None]]
answered 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
answered 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
answered 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
answered 2 hours ago
kglr
163k8188387
163k8188387
Thank you for the fast and enlightening answer!
– mgamer
1 hour ago
@mgamer, my pleasure. Thank you for the accept.
– kglr
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
Thank you for the fast and enlightening answer!
– mgamer
1 hour ago
@mgamer, my pleasure. Thank you for the accept.
– kglr
1 hour ago
Thank you for the fast and enlightening answer!
– mgamer
1 hour ago
Thank you for the fast and enlightening answer!
– mgamer
1 hour ago
@mgamer, my pleasure. Thank you for the accept.
– kglr
1 hour ago
@mgamer, my pleasure. Thank you for the accept.
– kglr
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
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