Just seting breaks=2 should fix your 'issue'. But what could such a histogram possibly tell anyone? Unless this is a pathological case in a more elaborate analysis, I can't see any sense in what you're doing.
-Peter Ehlers Whalojazz wrote:
Hi, I am trying to plot a histogram with my dataset that has 68 elements, 67 of which are zero and the last one is 18. It can be reproduced as follows: x<-array(0, dim=(68)) x[1] = 18 I am trying to plot its histogram using: hist(x, breaks=10, xlim=c(0, 100), axes=F) axis(2, at=seq(0, 70, 5)) # for the y-axis axis(1, at=seq(0, 100, 10)) # for the x-axis As you would also see if you reproduced the plot, the bars become really thin. I would very much appreciate any help on fixing this issue. Thanks so much in advance!
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