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mymun_stat
Contributor II
Contributor II

Weighted average

Hi, I have a data that look like this:

customer_id product_id Weights
1 B 2
2 B 4
2 F 4
2 L 4
2 A 1
2 BE 3
2 K 2
2 LA 5
2 LN -
2 O 3
2 T 1
3 B 5
3 A -
3 BE 2
3 F 1
3 K -
3 L 3
3 LE 5
3 LA 2
3 O 2
3 T 1
4 L 2
4 B 4
4 L 4
4 A -
4 BE 3
4 F 1
4 K 2
4 LA 3
4 O 4
4 T 2
5 B 4
6 B 5
6 F 5
6 A 3
6 BE 4
6 K 1
6 LA 3
6 LE 2
6 L 3
6 O 1
6 T 2

 

In the front end table chart, I want to get the weighted average for each product id where weights column is the weight.

So for product A, I should get the weighted average as  (w1x1 + w2x2+ .......... + w5x5)/(x1 + x2 + ......... + x5)

Here,

w1 = 1 AND X1 = count(distinct customer_id) for w1

w2 = 2 AND X2 = count(distinct customer_id) for w2

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.

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w5 = 5 AND X5 = count(distinct customer_id) for w5

Thanks in advance.

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adang
Contributor III
Contributor III

You did not clarify where you want to calculate the weighted average; so I am assuming this is on a chart on the front-end. And here's how you can do it:

1) Add a table object in QS;

2) Add product_id as a dimension; on the measure; you will enter this expression: sum(weight)/count(product_id) and that should give you the weighted average. 

 

MarcoWedel

I think you are describing a regular average of your "weights" field instead of a weighted average.

So  simply "Avg(weights)" as expression should be enough having product_id as dimension.

hope this helps

Marco

mymun_stat
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hi, thanks for your reply. Sorry, I did not explain it better before. I have updated the data in the post. The example that you gave is not what I am looking for.

mymun_stat
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Hi, I have updated the post. Thanks for your reply. sum(weight)/count(product_id) is not what I am looking for.

MarcoWedel

maybe like this?:

 

MarcoWedel_0-1648669820917.png

 

 

Sum(Aggr(Count(distinct customer_id)*Weights,Weights,product_id))

 

 

hope this helps

Marco

mymun_stat
Contributor II
Contributor II
Author

Thanks! It gives the total per product but I have found a way to get weighted average.