Grig:

Sorry, your requirements aren't clear enough for a simple answer. First, I can't tell what your data file looks like because you didn't use code tags (<c>insert code here</c>). I can't tell if it's a single line of numbers, or a single number per line, or doubles, triples, ...

Second, you don't specify what distribution(s) you're interested in, nor how to partition your bins. I'm not even certain of whether you're trying to generate some fake data for testing, or process data in some way.

While I could make various guesses, it's doubtful that it would be helpful to you, and many monks here don't want to spend time on something that won't be of any use. Update your node a bit, clarify your question and requirements, and you should get some helpful results. It would be best if you try to code something up, and show us where you're having trouble. The more effort you put into your question, the better we can assist.

...roboticus

In reply to Re: build a distribution by roboticus
in thread build a distribution by Grig

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