def __init__(self,
                 title,
                 xLabel,
                 yLabel=None,
                 roundingDecimals=2,
                 nBins=None,
                 dropOutliers=False,
                 sigmaLimit=5,
                 storeHistogram=True):
        """
        __init__

        Initialize a more complex histogram structure, containing different
        data to calculate online average and standard deviations. This data is also
        stored in the JSON to allow rebuilding and adding histograms.

        All histograms are binned when requested, the resolution can be specified
        through nBins, otherwise the value used is the one recommended in:
        Wand, M.P. (1997), "Data-Based Choice of Histogram Bin Width," The American Statistician, 51, 59-64.

        If specified, outlier farther than sigmaLimit standard deviations from the
        mean will not be included in the binned histogram.
        """
        # Initialize the parent object
        SummaryHistogram.__init__(self, title, xLabel)

        # Indicate this is a discrete histogram
        self.continuous = True

        # Add data only used in the continuous version
        self.yLabel = yLabel
        self.nPoints = 0
        self.QValue = None
        self.average = None

        # Configuration parameters for the continuous histograms
        self.roundingDecimals = roundingDecimals
        self.fixedNBins = nBins
        self.dropOutliers = dropOutliers
        self.sigmaLimit = sigmaLimit
        self.binned = False
        self.storeHistogram = storeHistogram

        # Override initialization of some attributes
        self.average = 0.0
        self.stdDev = 0.0

        return
    def __init__(self, title, xLabel, yLabel = None,
                 roundingDecimals = 2, nBins = None,
                 dropOutliers = False, sigmaLimit = 5,
                 storeHistogram = True):
        """
        __init__

        Initialize a more complex histogram structure, containing different
        data to calculate online average and standard deviations. This data is also
        stored in the JSON to allow rebuilding and adding histograms.

        All histograms are binned when requested, the resolution can be specified
        through nBins, otherwise the value used is the one recommended in:
        Wand, M.P. (1997), "Data-Based Choice of Histogram Bin Width," The American Statistician, 51, 59-64.

        If specified, outlier farther than sigmaLimit standard deviations from the
        mean will not be included in the binned histogram.
        """
        # Initialize the parent object
        SummaryHistogram.__init__(self, title, xLabel)

        # Indicate this is a discrete histogram
        self.continuous = True

        # Add data only used in the continuous version
        self.yLabel            = yLabel
        self.nPoints           = 0
        self.QValue            = None
        self.average           = None

        # Configuration parameters for the continuous histograms
        self.roundingDecimals = roundingDecimals
        self.fixedNBins       = nBins
        self.dropOutliers     = dropOutliers
        self.sigmaLimit       = sigmaLimit
        self.binned           = False
        self.storeHistogram   = storeHistogram

        # Override initialization of some attributes
        self.average = 0.0
        self.stdDev  = 0.0

        return
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    def __init__(self, title, xLabel):
        """
        __init__

        Initialize a simpler histogram that only stores
        the histogram. Everything else is calculated when the JSON is requested.
        """
        # Initialize the parent object
        SummaryHistogram.__init__(self, title, xLabel)

        # Indicate this is a discrete histogram
        self.continuous = False

        # Add data only used in the discrete version
        self.yLabels = set()

        # Override initialization of some attributes
        self.average = {}
        self.stdDev = {}

        return
    def __init__(self, title, xLabel):
        """
        __init__

        Initialize a simpler histogram that only stores
        the histogram. Everything else is calculated when the JSON is requested.
        """
        # Initialize the parent object
        SummaryHistogram.__init__(self, title, xLabel)

        # Indicate this is a discrete histogram
        self.continuous = False

        # Add data only used in the discrete version
        self.yLabels = set()

        # Override initialization of some attributes
        self.average = {}
        self.stdDev = {}

        return