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rubyrabbit2014-06-10 12:41:19
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rubyrabbit, 2014-06-10 12:41:19

What statistics service allows for a mobile application to count the number of users who had exactly N crashes during the reporting period?

Task: to keep track of what proportion of users faced with what number of crashes.
It is possible to choose a system for collecting statistics such as Google Analytics, Crashlytics, Flurry, Captain, Yandex Metrics, etc.
Some systems allow you to get an average number of crashes per user, but this is not significant: maybe one user has 100,000 crashes (it happens) and he will blur the whole picture.
I can't find any of them to explicitly get the value of the target.
So, the question is: what statistics service allows for a mobile application to count the number of users who had exactly N crashes during the reporting period?
The service needs a report like this:
Total users: 100,000
One crash (happened to): 10,000 (users)
Two crashes: 20,000
Three crashes: 30,000
Four crashes: 20,000
Five crashes: 10,000
Six crashes: 5,000
Seven or more crashes: 5,000

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