Lets say I have a list of numbers (all numbers are within 0.5 to 1.5 in this particular example and of course it is a discrete set ).
my_list= [0.564, 1.058, 0.779, 1.281, 0.656, 0.863, 0.958, 1.146, 0.742, 1.139, 0.957, 0.548, 0.572, 1.204, 0.868, 0.57, 1.456, 0.586, 0.718, 0.966, 0.625, 0.951, 0.766, 1.458, 0.83, 1.25, 0.7, 1.334, 1.015, 1.43, 1.376, 0.942, 1.252, 1.441, 0.795, 1.25, 0.851, 1.383, 0.969, 0.629, 1.008, 0.729, 0.841, 0.619, 0.63, 1.189, 0.514, 0.899, 0.807, 0.63, 1.101, 0.528, 1.385, 0.838, 0.538, 1.364, 0.702, 1.129, 0.639, 0.557, 1.28, 0.664, 1.021, 1.43, 0.792, 1.229, 0.837, 1.183, 0.54, 0.831, 1.279, 1.385, 1.377, 0.827, 1.32, 0.537, 1.19, 1.446, 1.222, 0.762, 1.302, 0.626, 1.352, 1.316, 1.286, 1.239, 1.027, 1.198, 0.961, 0.515, 0.989, 0.979, 1.123, 0.889, 1.484, 0.734, 0.718, 0.758, 0.782, 1.163, 0.579, 0.744, 0.711, 1.13, 0.598, 0.913, 1.305, 0.684, 1.108, 1.373, 0.945, 0.837, 1.129, 1.005, 1.447, 1.393, 1.493, 1.262, 0.73, 1.232, 0.838, 1.319, 0.971, 1.234, 0.738, 1.418, 1.397, 0.927, 1.309, 0.784, 1.232, 1.454, 1.387, 0.851, 1.132, 0.958, 1.467, 1.41, 1.359, 0.529, 1.139, 1.438, 0.672, 0.756, 1.356, 0.736, 1.436, 1.414, 0.921, 0.669, 1.21, 1.041, 0.597, 0.541, 1.162, 1.292, 0.538, 1.011, 0.828, 1.356, 0.897, 0.831, 1.018, 1.412, 1.363, 1.371, 1.231, 1.278, 0.564, 1.134, 1.324, 0.593, 1.307, 0.66, 1.376, 1.469, 1.315, 0.959, 1.099, 1.313, 1.032, 1.128, 1.175, 0.64, 0.581, 1.09, 0.934, 0.698, 1.272]
I can make a histogram distribution plot from it as
hist(my_list, bins=20, range=[0.5,1.5])
show()
which produces 
Now, I want to create another list of random numbers (lets say this new list consists of 100 numbers) that will follow the same distribution (not sure how to link a discrete set in to a continuous distribution !!! ) as the old list ( my_list ) , so if I plot the histogram distribution from the new list, it will essentially produce the same histogram distribution.
Is there any way to do so? I appreciate any help in advance.
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