countedper
Countedper is a term used in data analytics and reporting to denote the count of events, items, or observations normalized by a specified denominator. Unlike raw counts, countedper expresses occurrences per unit, per group, or per time interval, enabling comparisons across heterogeneous datasets.
Formal usage varies by implementation, but the core idea is countedper = total_count divided by denominator. The
Origin and reception: countedper is not a standard statistical term, but it appears in some business intelligence
Example: If a store records 1,200 transactions over 60 customers in a day, countedper(customer) would be 1,200
Related concepts include rate, density, per-capita metrics, and normalization.