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I have a .jpg image named r. I am using the following code to plot a histogram:

r // ImageData // Flatten // Histogram

Is it correct? HoweverAnother task is to apply Histogram3D. However, I am unable to use Histogram3D. I know I need to convert my data into a 2D list but I am having difficulties figuring out how.

I have a .jpg image named r. I am using the following code to plot a histogram:

r // ImageData // Flatten // Histogram

Is it correct? However, I am unable to use Histogram3D. I know I need to convert my data but I am having difficulties figuring out how.

I have a .jpg image named r. I am using the following code to plot a histogram:

r // ImageData // Flatten // Histogram

Is it correct? Another task is to apply Histogram3D. However, I am unable to use Histogram3D. I know I need to convert my data into a 2D list but I am having difficulties figuring out how.

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I have a .jpg image named r. I am using the following code to plot a Histogramhistogram:

r // ImageData // Flatten // Histogram

Is it correct? However, I am unable to use Histogram3DHistogram3D. I know I need to convert my data but I am having difficulties figuring out how.

I have a .jpg image named r. I am using the following code to plot a Histogram:

r // ImageData // Flatten // Histogram

Is it correct? However, I am unable to use Histogram3D. I know I need to convert my data but I am having difficulties figuring out how.

I have a .jpg image named r. I am using the following code to plot a histogram:

r // ImageData // Flatten // Histogram

Is it correct? However, I am unable to use Histogram3D. I know I need to convert my data but I am having difficulties figuring out how.

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