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Constructing and interpreting meaningful and useful graphical representations of data. (If your question is only about how to get particular software to produce a specific effect, then it is likely not on topic here.)
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What are some statistical principles that need to be applied to bucketing chart points by time?
I am taking the average of points by time range. There aren't an equal number of points per time bucket. Is this an acurate representation when simplifying/minimizing points on a line chart?
i.e. 5 …
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