This is a median bar graph.

It accepts an array of numbers, calculates its median, adjusts it using a factor of the user's choice and uses the resulting threshold as its upper limit.

Values that do not reach the threshold are rendered with height relative to them compared to the threshold.

Values that do reach or surpass the threshold are rendered as tall as the graph itself and have a label sit atop them which indicates the factor by which they surpass the threshold.

The idea is that by choosing the median, the bars which do not reach it provide superior visual indication of their relative magnitudes and those do or surpass it do not distort the graph to the point where its visually indicative value is lost. The labels with their factors serve as a secondary indicator enabling further inspection of the magnitudes of all the values.