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Currently, the bar chart only tracks the heights of the bins and not the "edges" of each bin. An unfortunate downside of this is that when I have a distribution of scalar data that I would like to view in a histogram, I have no idea where the mean is. Consider an animation like below, where the number of bins stays constant, but the mean moves.
I believe animations such as this could be achieved by extending the BarChart component to have edges and the BarChart blueprint to have view bounds.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently, the bar chart only tracks the heights of the bins and not the "edges" of each bin. An unfortunate downside of this is that when I have a distribution of scalar data that I would like to view in a histogram, I have no idea where the mean is. Consider an animation like below, where the number of bins stays constant, but the mean moves.
I believe animations such as this could be achieved by extending the
BarChart
component to haveedges
and theBarChart
blueprint to have view bounds.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: