What is Sturges formula?
Likewise, what is the purpose of Sturges rule?
Sturges' rule is a rule for determining how wide to choose bars (i.e. of the bins) when visually representing data by a histogram. It says the data range should be split into k equally spaced classes where.
One may also ask, what is Binwidth?
A histogram looks similar to a bar graph, but instead of plotting each individual data value on the x-axis (the horizontal one), a range of values is graphed. This histogram has a "bin width" of 1 sec, meaning that the data is graphed in groups of 1 sec times. We could change the bin width to be larger or smaller.
Sturge's Rule. ∎ A rule for determining number of. classes to use in a histogram or frequency distribution table. ∎ Sturge's Rule: k = 1 + 3.322(log10 n), k is the number of classes, n is the size of the data.