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PLEASE HELP. Using python code I want to find the median of this histogram plot and evaluate the inner 68% range of the histogram. So the code should add the left and right part (starting at the center, hence median) of the histogram until it reaches 68% of the inner range of the overall histogram. Please show how to implement in python.
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