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    Empirical distribution chart

    Empirical distribution chart for the exact share of a sample at or below each value.

    Use an empirical distribution chart (ECDF) to read what share of a sample falls at or below any value, with nothing smoothed.

    Over half of replies arrive within eight minutes; about one in seven takes longer than twelve

    Minutes to first reply

    each step is the share of observations at or below a value; "Observations" counts those exactly at it

    The same chart in each style

    Source

    Rich Markdown
    ```chart
    type: ecdf
    title: Over half of replies arrive within eight minutes; about one in seven takes longer than twelve
    subtitle: Minutes to first reply
    data:
      inline:
        - {minutes: 3.1}
        - {minutes: 4.2}
        - {minutes: 4.8}
        - {minutes: 5.0}
        - {minutes: 5.3}
        - {minutes: 5.9}
        - {minutes: 6.1}
        - {minutes: 6.4}
        - {minutes: 6.6}
        - {minutes: 7.0}
        - {minutes: 7.2}
        - {minutes: 7.5}
        - {minutes: 7.9}
        - {minutes: 8.3}
        - {minutes: 8.8}
        - {minutes: 9.4}
        - {minutes: 10.1}
        - {minutes: 10.9}
        - {minutes: 12.0}
        - {minutes: 13.8}
        - {minutes: 15.5}
        - {minutes: 18.9}
    encoding: {x: minutes}
    axes:
      x: {label: Minutes to first reply}
    ```
    

    Fields that matter

    • type: ecdf with encoding.x for the numeric field, one value per row
    • encoding.color draws one step line per group; encoding.facet splits the chart into panels
    • The value axis runs from 0 % to 100 %; each jump sits exactly at an observed value
    • Readouts give the share at or below the value and the number of observations exactly at it; RichView computes both, so they are marked as derived
    • Rows without an x are listed as excluded; text that is not a number is an error
    • axes.x sets label, format and unit

    Interactions

    • Hover or focus the chart to read the values at the nearest x; the crosshair snaps to the nearest observation.
    • Click a legend entry to toggle a group when the chart has several.
    • Zoom and pan on the x axis with brush, wheel, pinch, keys or double-click; Escape or reset returns to the full range.
    • Open the Table view, Download PNG or CSV, or Expand the chart.
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