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Aandybak
Last edited Jul 17, 2014
Created on Jul 17, 2014

The visualization shows the distribution of grant counts across logarithmic award amount intervals, revealing how many activities fall within each range from small to large totals. It uses Django’s ORM with `Q` objects and `Count` aggregation to compute per-interval counts, building intervals from cubed powers of ten. The results are stored in a dictionary keyed by interval labels, ready for rendering in a chart or graph.

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