Binned vs Unbinned dist #19
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Should we have a distinction between the two? And how do they react on data?
Unbinned with unbinned is clear
Binned acts more as a "parametrized histogram": unbinned data is evaluated in a step-func like manner (makes sense), but what should a hist into a binned one return? Histogram-like (as in zfit1?)
But what is binned in unbinned? I.e. in a poisson? Not possible, because not clear? (some may want the poisson of counts, others of bincenters? Also, needs to broadcast with params? -> let user decide and feed in the flattened counts?
Need for "diag PDF", i.e. Diag(Poisson)?
What should "space" be called, "domain"?
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