Number of intervals that will work best with my amount of data?
It's said in the video that it’s preferable to work with groups of data that contain 5 to 20 intervals but still don't know in details how exactly the number of intervals will work best with the amount of data I have?
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There's a good formula, that I'm not sure they haven't share yet, is:
m=1+3.3log(n)
Where m is the number of intervals and n the amount of data.
