Binbreite
Binbreite, or bin width, is the width of each interval (bin) in a histogram. It determines how data values are grouped along the horizontal axis and, together with the data range, influences how much detail the histogram conveys about the underlying distribution. A histogram with equal-width bins uses the same bin width for all intervals.
In a simple, equal-width histogram, the bin width w is related to the data range and the
Selecting an appropriate bin width involves a bias–variance trade-off and depends on the data set and the
In practice, analysts may experiment with different bin widths to assess the robustness of observed features.