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Artificial gaps when plotting discrete data in distplot
See original GitHub issueAn issue that arises when plotting histograms of discrete data with Matplotlib seems to also come up in distplot as well. That is, there are often empty bins in the histogram that are entirely artifacts of the plot. See here for an example with Poisson data:
Is there any way that distplot could try to detect this and adjust the bins automagically?
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yes you need to do
bins=np.arange(data.min(), data.max() + 1)Thanks @mwaskom!