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[APM] Show transaction rate per minute on Observability Overview page #70336
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changing transaction count to transaction rate per second
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sanity check coordinates before calculate the mean
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sanity check coordinates before calculate the mean
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removing extend_bounds to return empty when no data is available
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Beware that
mean
can returnNaN
if any of thecoordinates.y
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Thanks for the heads up @smith , I added a condition to check if the array is not empty and to return 0 in case
corrdinate.y
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That will return 0 if any y value is non-numeric, which is fine if that's the behavior you want. When I ran into this I did
values.map(value => value.y).filter(y => isFinite(y))
.(I can't remember if the data I was looking at had
null
orNaN
orundefined
, but let's say null for now) The first method makes it 0 if any null are found and the second gives you the mean of the the non-null values. I suppose you could also dovalues.map(value => value.y ?? 0)
, which would convert all the null values to zeroes and give you the mean of that.