How to use the vega-statistics.dotbin function in vega-statistics
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const source = pulse.materialize(pulse.SOURCE).source,
groups = partition(pulse.source, _.groupby, identity),
smooth = _.smooth || false,
field = _.field,
step = _.step || autostep(source, field),
sort = stableCompare((a, b) => field(a) - field(b)),
as = _.as || Output,
n = groups.length;
// compute dotplot bins per group
let min = Infinity, max = -Infinity, i = 0, j;
for (; i max) max = v;
g[++j][as] = v;
}
}
this.value = {
start: min,
stop: max,
step: step
};
return pulse.reflow(true).modifies(as);
};vega-statistics
Statistical routines and probability distributions.
