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Inconsistent Predict results

rahulgopal
Explorer

Hi

When I compare the dashboard results for these two simultaneously executed searches below:

(i) malware in last 60 minutes

(ii) malware in last 4 hours

and view the count of occurrences for the same date/timestamp, the occurences count is reported very differently, as follows:

(i) malware in last 60 minutes -> count=49

(ii) malware in last 4 hours -> count=106

Attached are the screenshots below:

![4 hours][C:\Temp\4_hrs.jpg]

![60 mins][C:\Temp\60_mins.jpg]

Why this discrepancy?

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jordanperks
Path Finder

I cannot see the jpgs. Can you post your search?

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jordanperks
Path Finder

I cannot see the jpgs. Can you post your search?

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jordanperks
Path Finder

My initial thought is differing bucket sizes. 1 hour vs 1 day or something of that nature. In your search are you statically defining your bucket sizes? Something like this?

| bucket span=1h _time | timechart span=1h count(foo) as count

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rahulgopal
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