'Method for non-equal bins histogram? Kernel-based maybe?
I have the following setup: a list of integers, where some of them repeat more than others.
I want to split them into bins, using a histogram, but such that, areas (on the Naturals) in which I have a lot of examples, will have smaller bins (and on the limit a bar per integer), while in areas which I have only a little information, the bar will include more integers, just like h in kernel estimations.
Any known method for such an example?
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