average can be misleading. For instance, when I analysed a day where all the hits were concentrated
into 0.31 of a day (according to the blurb at the top of the page), the average number of hits per day when
I told analog to analyse just that one date was not just the number of hits on that day, as you might expect, but the number of hits/0.31 - i.e the number
of hits divided by the time spread of those hits. This meant that while the number of hits was modest, the average was given as the actual number times (1/0.31) which was a massive number! Is there a way of making the average use rounded up days to solve this?
Ben
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Fitzwilliam Cllege
Cambridge
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