Correct histogram bucket values in metrics.mdx#1282
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I'm not too familiar with effect but I think the comments explaining the histogram buckets are off. To get the count in a bucket between a range it looks like you would need to subtract the count in one bucket by the count in the previous bucket. So I believe this comment for example: // 20 values in the 30-40 range is over counting the amount of values in that range by listing the 2nd value in the [ 30, 20 ] array. Let me know if I'm misunderstanding something.
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I'm not too familiar with effect but I think the comments explaining the histogram buckets are off. To get the count in a bucket between a range it looks like you would need to subtract the count in one bucket by the count in the previous bucket. So I believe this comment for example: // 20 values in the 30-40 range is over counting the amount of values in that range by listing the 2nd value in the [ 30, 20 ] array.
Let me know if I'm misunderstanding something.
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Small update to the documentation relating to the count in each histogram bucket.
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