2D3Dhistograms
A 2D3D histogram, often referred to as a 3D histogram or a volumetric histogram, is a data visualization technique used to represent the distribution of three variables simultaneously. While a standard 2D histogram displays the frequency of data points within bins defined by two variables, a 2D3D histogram extends this concept to three dimensions. The data space is divided into three-dimensional bins, and the height or color intensity of each bin corresponds to the number of data points that fall within that specific region of the three-dimensional space.
This type of visualization is particularly useful for exploring and understanding complex datasets where the interplay
The implementation of a 2D3D histogram typically involves defining the ranges and number of bins for each