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[Feature] Add Running Average + Standard Deviation Curve to Custom Report Time Series #2062
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Originally created by @MBueschelberger on GitHub (Apr 20, 2025).
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An option for an additional curve on top of the bar plot of the customized report displaying the running average (also called moving/rolling average) of the selected category would be a nice benefit.
Through this feature, a user can inspect how the average spending of the selected categories evolved through time, instead of having a static value for the overall selected time range.
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The time window for this running average (e.g. the past 3 months before each regarded month in the time series of the report) should be customizable. Even if the time window is exceeding the date of the custom report (e.g. December 2024 is the first month of our report and we need to calculate the average of the 3 months before this date), the algorithm should automatically pick the relevant time units from outside the time range of the report, if available. If there is no data available in the time window before a certain date (e.g. we calculate the average with a time window of 3 months for December 2024 and the record only incorporates information until November 2024), the resulting value should be
NaN.Additionally, the option of including a shaded area with an upper and lower boundary determined by the standard deviation around the running average, would be very useful. See an example from plotly here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61494278/plotly-how-to-make-a-figure-with-multiple-lines-and-shaded-area-for-standard-de
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@github-actions[bot] commented on GitHub (Apr 20, 2025):
✨ Thanks for sharing your idea! ✨
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@MBueschelberger commented on GitHub (Apr 20, 2025):
See an other example from plotly for the rolling average here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59442383/moving-average-for-plotly