MAIDR Documentation - v4.4.0
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    Interface BoxenPoint

    One boxen (letter-value) plot: a median, a ladder of quantile pairs around it, and whatever fell outside the deepest rung.

    A box plot's five-number summary is this shape with exactly one rung, and that fixed depth is the reason it cannot express a boxen: the point of a letter-value plot is that a large sample gets more rungs, so the tails stay legible instead of collapsing into a whisker and a scatter of dots.

    interface BoxenPoint {
        z: string;
        median: number;
        levels: LetterValueLevel[];
        lowerOutliers?: number[];
        upperOutliers?: number[];
    }
    Index

    Properties

    z: string

    The category this boxen summarises.

    median: number

    The middle of the distribution.

    The rungs, which the trace sorts outward from the median rather than trusting the order they arrive in -- a producer emitting them inward-first would otherwise be navigated backwards.

    lowerOutliers?: number[]

    Values beyond the deepest rung, below it and above it.

    upperOutliers?: number[]