Hoyt distribution

Hoyt distribution is a type of graph used to show how something is distributed. It is a kind of special bell curve with two 'humps', or bulges. The two humps look like the back of a bow and arrow, which is why it is called Hoyt. It shows that there are two places where something is used more, or occurs more often, than other places. For example, the hoyt distribution could be used to show where people spend the most money - in two places instead of just one.