Histograms in Machine Learning I have a large data set with over 100k samples and I want to  predict a continuous target feature from 4 other continuous features using Scikit Learn. 
For this project, I would like to visualize and analyze the data using both 1 dimensional and two dimensional histograms. I know how to plot histograms and I know what a histogram means/displays mathematically but how can I make good use of it in order to analyze my data?

One thing that comes to mind is that I could spot regions with outliers, but this doesn't seem so useful/efficient (correct me if I'm wrong).

So what are useful ways to use histograms for analyzing Machine Learning data?

Thanks
I would suggest you, other than simple histograms, to visualize how variables are associated with each other using a pairplot from seaborn.pairplot(). This will let you check how correlated your explanatory variables are with each other. Multicollinearity can be a problem that you can solve using dimensionality reduction, for example.

Outliers might not be a problem, but you can't say before running any model. On that, I suggest you to run the same model more than once, with and without outliers. Also, always normalize your data, this might affect the "outlierness" of an observation.