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As for the making of the chart, you might want to use something like ascii_charts to produce really nice looking graphs or charts. Here's an example. Say we use that ascii_charts gem. We take the hash that your script already gives us, and convert it into an array. Then we use the ascii_charts gem.

array = []
{"1"=>56.86, "2"=>20.68, "3"=>8.15, "4"=>5.37, "5"=>2.98, "6"=>2.19, "7"=>0.99, "8"=>1.19, "9"=>1.59}.each { |k,v| array << [k,v] }
puts AsciiCharts::Cartesian.new(array).draw

And get a really nice looking result of.

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Or maybe even experiment with Google Charts?

I always disable the wiki on a repository if I'm not going to write any in-depth documentation; this is because so people don't think there is any additional documentation. Just go to Settings>Features section>Wikis (untick checkbox).