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(→Interesting Statistics: note story) |
(→Interesting Statistics: gather stats from my old notes) |
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Statistics should be identified that accurately and effectively convey trends in the data: | Statistics should be identified that accurately and effectively convey trends in the data: | ||
* oranges/push as a function of time | * oranges/push as a function of time (orange factor) | ||
* most common failures as a function of time (topfails) | |||
* for a given window, breakdown of oranges by bug number | * for a given window, breakdown of oranges by bug number | ||
** in other words, are there a lot of different orange bugs? | ** in other words, are there a lot of different orange bugs? | ||
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* push rate (number of pushes as a function of time; pushes/week, etc) | * push rate (number of pushes as a function of time; pushes/week, etc) | ||
* occurance rate of orange bugs (per push) as a function of time | * occurance rate of orange bugs (per push) as a function of time | ||
It is to be noted that these statistics are abstractions useful to tell a | |||
story. Fundamentally, there are discrete push events. These push events | |||
yield a certain set of oranges which are then starred. |
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