what-is-Histogram-binning

Histogram binning is the process of dividing a continuous variable into a set of discrete intervals or bins in order to create a histogram. Each bin represents a range of values and the frequency of the variable falling within that range is represented by the height of the corresponding bar in the histogram. The width of each bin is determined by the range of values within the bin and the number of bins is determined by the desired level of detail in the histogram. Binning is often used as a way to simplify data and make it easier to interpret.