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Moving Average Calculation
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Moving Average Calculation

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Calculate a moving average for TaskRabbit metrics using SQL.

Use the taskrabbit_metrics table and calculate a three-observation moving average for completed_tasks. Ignore rows where the metric value is NULL.

Output

  1. One row per completed_tasks observation.
  2. Columns: metric_date, metric_name, and moving_average.
  3. Round moving_average to two decimal places and order by metric_date ascending.

Schema

taskrabbit_metrics
ColumnTypeDescription
metric_idPKINTUnique metric observation identifier
metric_nameVARCHAR(100)Name of the TaskRabbit metric
metric_dateDATEDate of the metric observation
metric_valueDECIMAL(12,2)Observed metric value
Tablestaskrabbit_metrics
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