    @min_key(nim)

returns the coordinate `x_0` of the initial breakpoint of the nim argument. If the nim is vectorial, `x_0` is a tab.

See also @max_key, @min_val and @max_val.

@min_key, @min_val and @max_val.

See also nim related functions: @aggregate, @align_breakpoints, @dim, @filter_max_t, @filter_median_t, @filter_min_t, @integrate, @linearize, @max_key, @max_val, @min, @min_key, @min_val, @projection, @push_back, @push_front, @sample, @simplify_lang_v, @simplify_radial_distance_t, @simplify_radial_distance_v, @window_filter_t

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