class_docstr: A suite of commands that are useful for analyzing the results
  of a completed scan, or during a scan.
  
  filename :: the name of the experiment log from Scan()
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docstr: A histogram for a given metric
  
  NOTE: remember to invoke %matplotlib inline if in notebook
  
  metric | str | Column label for the metric to correlate with
  bins | int | Number of bins to use in histogram
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code: def plot_hist(self, metric, bins=10):
      """A histogram for a given metric
  
      NOTE: remember to invoke %matplotlib inline if in notebook
  
      metric | str | Column label for the metric to correlate with
      bins | int | Number of bins to use in histogram
  
      """
      try:
          import astetik as ast
  
          return ast.hist(self.data, metric, bins=bins)
      except RuntimeError:
          print("Matplotlib Runtime Error. Plots will not work.")
  
file_path: talos/talos/commands/analyze.py
label_desc: Use image node_id 8 for calling the Analyze obj's underlying member method code with example usage: obj.plot_hist(metric, bins) and returns: ast