Yet perhaps another stupid question. Suppose I have this list
l=[0.0140762463343107, 0.0169947599490158, 0.0337837837837837, 0.0428954423592493, 0.33201581027668, 2.12334293948126, 2.26110363391655, 2.31799072976179, 2.4, 2.4467213114754, 2.58496888463381, 2.84483799557253, 3.07658157602664, 3.52941176470588, 3.59055118110235, 3.98892319741569, 4.54204921042965, 5.2955121616992, 5.4228187919463, 5.51591413767577, 5.73473684210522, 5.79754492424352, 5.96317645083665, 6.20593427150806, 6.3873526875539, 7.33914828116983, 7.71784232365147, 7.99523323899119, 8.71183533447686, 8.87055016181231, 9.24526964779255, 9.62400201697626, 9.87703264094952, 10.1958123901446, 10.1967708364307, 11.3333333333333, 11.4822189119943, 11.6586306653809, 12.0161137527937, 12.0563942240104, 12.174049175799, 12.1871777410254, 12.2503008849558, 12.6799276672695, 12.6907333712336, 13.6000198157139, 13.6105116507772, 13.6797712651894, 13.7129263164838, 13.7486895312266, 13.7858301356857, 13.9378881987578, 14.0052200735556, 14.5935304990758, 15.243743718338, 15.6643948296122, 15.9103355625227, 16.2143114376842, 16.3116333805195, 16.4148806017491, 16.4320879120879, 17.3259259259259, 17.393689756832, 17.5690730127296, 17.9400755350399, 18.1041247484909, 18.5142857142857, 22.4320891547507, 22.5400833931806, 22.577347546951, 22.5787392533282, 22.9436764751772, 22.9961447088734, 23.2122830440588, 23.37796670209, 23.4286021389799, 23.7187098981948, 23.966981088829, 24.3882837195552, 24.4430450225593, 24.6685236768803, 24.706946652777, 25.0111360110326, 25.0732948429396, 25.1241482084102, 25.3178252637274, 26.0938396315892, 26.1959784318132, 26.3158778465734, 26.6227288920554, 27.0146341463415, 27.4462656200105, 27.9594116044675, 28.4286969253295, 28.8650698448323, 28.9113402061854, 28.9489880610353, 29.4060619420257, 30.1702127659575, 31.1066499372648, 31.2047952047952, 31.2647945040374, 31.750020864472, 32.1376717584539, 32.5861897665177, 32.7117581429886, 32.8888888888889, 33.0489255476379, 33.1844552795719, 33.4266550739038, 33.7423885263393, 34.3801424324137, 34.8561084374586, 35.2785617630002, 35.3938366410691, 35.4867326732673, 36.2440010746455, 36.2689075630251, 36.3004066012916, 36.9025738196748, 37.0636462962304, 37.4472839652919, 37.8, 37.8533724340177, 37.9154929577467, 38.2107383069478, 38.262, 38.6602443609023, 39.26011401882, 39.4420478553531, 39.6, 39.6889952153111, 42.7265315540515, 43.1752378658316, 43.9503300848789, 44.0102008288173, 44.196933885552, 44.2383608885283, 44.8483281506586, 45.2704091553013, 45.3051823416508, 45.5021848327684, 45.5339906590555, 46.286233781782, 46.6765634266256, 46.8739430542173, 46.8796035148926, 47.7633235417541, 47.7960339943343, 50.5080385852088, 50.5954198473282, 50.8262485748231, 51.4775457201602, 52.192162763262, 52.2057462868274, 52.4382241434292, 53.1062971349053, 53.7829287090561, 54.0517135234969, 54.5106040268457, 57.1255444044689, 57.4444444444444, 57.6061784344749, 59.0780301326736, 59.4537735849057, 64.0090812344803, 67.5488895138945, 70.128777923784, 70.198115900656, 71.2708710686643, 73.4782608695653, 73.8182827393486, 75.7883547891816, 80.3704626246715, 85.1457613805692, 85.9867143587123, 91.1553610503283, 91.9161412358134, 92.8309629284213, 93.5365814860904, 94.4061409630147, 96.3315068493154, 97.3072475247523, 98.1924004132708, 104.352257823134, 109.232252559726, 110.100890207715, 112.970414201183, 117.561989606533, 117.661202185792, 124.093251533742, 128.088036310696, 132.307036247335, 134.195284732994, 148.051764705883, 149.810454738631, 165.983348751156, 174.967741935484, 179.427447122479, 191.885057471263, 199.355973613487, 205.562790697674, 211.504643962847, 226.738334317779, 235.738090570476, 259.155875299759, 260.476900149031, 267.122718691001, 292, 309.46255506608, 365.142857142858, 376.425927758536, 378.045112781955, 385.915639195328, 436.942320819113, 487.223880597015, 533.60160965795, 570.580645161286, 773.923753665687, 1828.35399443527, 1921.33333333332, 3395.02702702703, 7025.60000000004]
If I ask sage to construct an histogram histogram(l, bins=20) there will be no problems. Is there a way to know the
set of data histogram use to plot : that is the 'len' of the bins, the number of elements in each bin, which are those elements and the sum of the elements inside the bins, because all elements should be computed to plot the histogram ? Or, should I recompute all those informations by myself.
