Distributions of a single date

For any date (birth, death, wedding date...), the program can build a certain number of distributions.
Many other distributions could be built, this page only lists the distributions handled by the program.

Distribution by year

Distribution: Mother, year of birth Here, birth dates are grouped by year.

Distribution by day

Distribution: Child, day of birth The dates are grouped in 366 bins of 1 day.
In this example, we can see that there are less births during the week-ends.

Planetary positions

For each planet, we represent the distributions of their positions (ecliptic longitudes).
Data are grouped in 360 bins of 1 degree. Distribution: Child, day of birth It sometimes shows strange distributions, expressing astronomical or demographical condiderations.
This gives one distribution per planet.

Planetary aspects

For a given date, we compute the planetary positions, and we consider the angles between 2 planets. These angles are called aspects.
They also vary from 0 to 360 degrees. Distribution: Aspect sun-uranus

Hierarchy "distrib1"

As explained in the page about distributions,
  • A distribution representing a single quantity (here distribution by year, by day, and planetary positions) can be represented by an 1-dimensional array (abbreviated dim1).
  • A distribution involving two quantities (here planetary aspects) can be represented either by a 1-dimensional array or by a 2-dimensional array (abbreviated dim2).
The distributions used to describe a single date are organized in this hierarchy: 
distrib1
    ├── positions
    │   ├── SO
    │   ├── ...
    │   └── NN
    ├── aspects
    │   ├── dim1
    │   │   ├── SO-MO
    │   │   ├── ...
    │   │   └── PL-NN
    │   └── dim2
    │       ├── SO-MO
    │       ├── ...
    │       └── PL-NN
    ├── day
    └── year
This hierarchy is called distrib1.
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