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Latency Percentile Aggregation Explorer

See why averaging worker p95 values is not the same as calculating p95 over the pooled request population. Merge cumulative buckets and inspect the classic-histogram interpolation estimate without reconstructing observations from percentile summaries.

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Inputs

Fixtures are explicitly synthetic and editable. Supply raw request durations grouped by worker.

Schema: an object of worker names mapped to nonempty arrays of finite, nonnegative numbers. Maximum 50 workers and 10,000 total observations.

Comma or whitespace separated. Boundaries must be finite, positive, unique, and strictly increasing. Values equal to a boundary are included in that bucket.

Results

Nearest-rank calculations use rank ceil(0.95 × N). Histogram interpolation is shown separately.

Choose a synthetic fixture or edit the inputs, then analyze.
Validated results will appear here.
Pooled nearest-rank p95
Unweighted worker p95 average
Request-weighted worker p95 average

Warnings and boundary notes

    Worker p95 values

    WorkerRequestsNearest-rank p95Weight

    Merged cumulative buckets

    Upper boundInterval countCumulativeShareDistribution

    Classic-histogram linear-interpolation estimate

    Estimated p95, not exact

    Interpretation limits

    • The pooled nearest-rank p95 is calculated from the supplied raw observations. Worker percentile summaries alone cannot be merged into that value.
    • Request weighting changes the average of worker p95 values; it does not turn that average into the pooled p95.
    • Cumulative bucket counts can be added for disjoint populations sharing boundaries and an observation window, but interpolation within a bucket remains an estimate.
    • If the p95 rank falls into the overflow bucket above the highest finite boundary, this tool does not invent an upper bound or reconstruct raw values.
    • This bounded teaching tool does not ingest telemetry, handle counter resets, model native exponential histograms, or claim production-system compatibility.

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