When you plot a normalized histogram, it is not the height that should sum up to one, but the area underneath the curve should sum up to one: Here, this example, the bin width is 0.1, the area underneath the curve sums up to one (0.1*10). To have the sum of height to be 1, … Read more
The following should do: Explanation: The script above loads the data with the help of the np.loadtxt function and subsequently removes the rows that contain null values. The latter is done by indexing the imported array with the boolean array ~np.isnan(H1). Here, np.isnan finds the rows where the values are null or nan and the … Read more
Here are some various bits of code you can use to accomplish this. Create array Increment a position in the array Print histogram Here are some helper functions as well. Code should be modified as needed.
Because of the thousand separator, the data will have been read as ‘non-numeric’. So you need to convert it: and now you can do and other numeric operations.