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Update histogram normalization desc

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Michael K. Borregaard 2017-08-23 19:53:33 +02:00
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@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ const _arg_desc = KW(
:ribbon => "Number or AbstractVector. Creates a fillrange around the data points.",
:quiver => "AbstractVector or 2-Tuple of vectors. The directional vectors U,V which specify velocity/gradient vectors for a quiver plot.",
:arrow => "nothing (no arrows), Bool (if true, default arrows), Arrow object, or arg(s) that could be style or head length/widths. Defines arrowheads that should be displayed at the end of path line segments (just before a NaN and the last non-NaN point). Used in quiverplot, streamplot, or similar.",
:normalize => "Bool or Symbol. Histogram normalization mode. Possible values are: false/:none (no normalization, default), true/:pdf (normalize to a PDF with integral of 1) and :density (only normalize in respect to bin sizes).",
:normalize => "Bool or Symbol. Histogram normalization mode. Possible values are: false/:none (no normalization, default), true/:pdf (normalize to a discrete Probability Density Function, where the total area of the bins is 1), :probability (bin heights sum to 1) and :density (the area of each bin, rather than the height, is equal to the counts - useful for uneven bin sizes).",
:weights => "AbstractVector. Used in histogram types for weighted counts.",
:contours => "Bool. Add contours to the side-grids of 3D plots? Used in surface/wireframe.",
:match_dimensions => "Bool. For heatmap types... should the first dimension of a matrix (rows) correspond to the first dimension of the plot (x-axis)? The default is false, which matches the behavior of Matplotlib, Plotly, and others. Note: when passing a function for z, the function should still map `(x,y) -> z`.",