Can someone shed some light on the "last hour" stats? I cannot for the life of me work them out.

They seem to update every 15 minutes, at some point (I guess after processing time) after each 15 minute period: 00, 15, 30 & 45 so at 1:06 for example then 1:18, then 1:36 & 1:50. 1:00 + 6 minutes processing means that the new stats appear at 1:06.

Now the first update I would guess is the total for the last hour. So an update appears at just after 1:00 and the figure is for the period: 12:00 - 01:00 - But I'm not convinced about this.

The next three updates all appear to add a certain amount to the first hourly update.

So I may see something like:

1:00 = 100 installs
1:15 = 115 installs
1:30 = 122 installs
1:45 = 134 installs

Then the next hourly update comes just after 2:00 but it doesn't add up to the "34" that you may expect given the last four updates.

2:00 = 86 installs
2:15 = 103 installs

...and so on...

I have watched these stats for a while and I'm lost can anyone please help...?

Thanks...

Can someone shed some light on the "last hour" stats? I cannot for the life of me work them out.

They seem to update every 15 minutes, at some point (I guess after processing time) after each 15 minute period: 00, 15, 30 & 45 so at 1:06 for example then 1:18, then 1:36 & 1:50. 1:00 + 6 minutes processing means that the new stats appear at 1:06.

Now the first update I would guess is the total for the last hour. So an update appears at just after 1:00 and the figure is for the period: 12:00 - 01:00 - But I'm not convinced about this.

The next three updates all appear to add a certain amount to the first hourly update.

So I may see something like:

1:00 = 100 installs
1:15 = 115 installs
1:30 = 122 installs
1:45 = 134 installs

Then the next hourly update comes just after 2:00 but it doesn't add up to the "34" that you may expect given the last four updates.

2:00 = 86 installs
2:15 = 103 installs

...and so on...

I have watched these stats for a while and I'm lost can anyone please help...?

Thanks...

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Bump. Also, my stats have stopped updating altogether. This has been going on for a few days.

Bump. Also, my stats have stopped updating altogether. This has been going on for a few days.

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Same for me. No updates in about 5 days.

Same for me. No updates in about 5 days.

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Most of the stats are back now... There is a small issue with some stats display that is currently being addressed and should be available in the next day or so.

Most of the stats are back now... There is a small issue with some stats display that is currently being addressed and should be available in the next day or so.

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Stats are back down. Receiving HI5 error message

Stats are back down. Receiving HI5 error message

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Anyone got an explanation about what the "hourly stats" are showing?

Anyone got an explanation about what the "hourly stats" are showing?

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James,

I believe the hourly stats are the aggregate numbers counting from the last '00 (that is, top of the hour). So it zeroes out at '00 and wouldn't, in your example, take into account the 34 installs between 1:00 and 1:45.

I hope that helps. Let me know if I haven't understood something.

sameer.

James,

I believe the hourly stats are the aggregate numbers counting from the last '00 (that is, top of the hour). So it zeroes out at '00 and wouldn't, in your example, take into account the 34 installs between 1:00 and 1:45.

I hope that helps. Let me know if I haven't understood something.

sameer.

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Hi Sameer,

Thanks - but my point is - it never seems to return to 0.

The first update at '15 should show fifteen minutes worth of installs, but it doesn't - it shows a MUCH higher number.

So the first hourly update at '15 shows a large number but then each subsequent update at '30 '45 & '00 show far fewer additional installs.

Its very odd...

Thanks, James

James

Hi Sameer,

Thanks - but my point is - it never seems to return to 0.

The first update at '15 should show fifteen minutes worth of installs, but it doesn't - it shows a MUCH higher number.

So the first hourly update at '15 shows a large number but then each subsequent update at '30 '45 & '00 show far fewer additional installs.

Its very odd...

Thanks, James

James

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James,

We investigated this a bit more --- we've got a fix planned for in a couple of weeks that will make it more intuitive, as you (we, in fact) had expected it to behave.

Sameer.

James,

We investigated this a bit more --- we've got a fix planned for in a couple of weeks that will make it more intuitive, as you (we, in fact) had expected it to behave.

Sameer.

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Thanks Sameer...

Thanks Sameer...

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