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Average of Transactions for the top 50% of transactions

adityapavan18
Contributor

Hi,

I have data of transactions in logs.

using "duration" i can take the total duration of very transaction.And avg(duration) will give me the avg of all the transactions.

Now i need to calculate the average of only the top 50% best transaction on time.

i.e for example i have 100 transactions, I sort them according to duration(min to max), i need the average of the first 50 trasactions.

How can i achieve this?

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carasso
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Here's how to do it.

1) calculate the median value for duration, using "eventstats", which puts the value onto every event/transation.

2) use "where" to filter out events/transactions that are below the median duration.

3) now calculate the average duration for the remaining events/transactions

Putting it all together:

"your transaction search" | eventstats median(duration) as threshold | where duration>= threshold | stats avg(duration)

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carasso
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Here's how to do it.

1) calculate the median value for duration, using "eventstats", which puts the value onto every event/transation.

2) use "where" to filter out events/transactions that are below the median duration.

3) now calculate the average duration for the remaining events/transactions

Putting it all together:

"your transaction search" | eventstats median(duration) as threshold | where duration>= threshold | stats avg(duration)

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