Added relative labels for the y axis for RSHistogram.
Pair programmed with @akevalion
For example, let's take this data as an example.
#(0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 10 10 10 10).
The number 0 appears 14 times which represents 70% of total occurrences.
In the default histogram, the one in the left, the number 14 appears as the label for the y-axis. When using the relative labels, the number 70 (the percentage) appears instead (the image in the right).
Added relative labels for the y axis for RSHistogram. Pair programmed with @akevalion
For example, let's take this data as an example.
The number
0appears 14 times which represents 70% of total occurrences.In the default histogram, the one in the left, the number
14appears as the label for the y-axis. When using the relative labels, the number70(the percentage) appears instead (the image in the right).