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| ===Presto=== | ===Presto=== | ||
| We have a variety of datasets available  | We have a variety of datasets available in a Presto instance. Most notably, the derived datasets generated by [https://github.com/mozilla/telemetry-batch-view telemetry-batch-view] (longitudinal, cross-sectional, main-summary, etc). See the [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Telemetry/Available_Telemetry_Datasets_and_their_Applications Full Documentation] for more information. | ||
| ===Stub Installer Ping Dataset=== | |||
| This set includes data describing install success rates for Windows users. This dataset is documented [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zsiuP66n9Aw1klBrm83x9eaFprc7QfjwpjPFWkb1Fxw/preview here].  | |||
| Mat Howell provides a description of the stub installer [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HKFETH8sJEaTs7vUj6RX96gO5heLw6eDncRhgQbNSuI/preview here]. From that description: | |||
|   The stub installer works by presenting some options to the user, then | |||
|   downloading the appropriate full installer and using those options to run it | |||
|   silently. The full installer is what actually installs the application; the | |||
|   stub installer only serves as a launcher for the full installer. | |||
|   ... | |||
|   The stub installer sends one “ping” request right before it exits, whether | |||
|   the installation succeeded or failed. A checkbox is present in the options | |||
|   screen that allows the user to disable the ping. | |||
| ===Google Sheets=== | ===Google Sheets=== | ||
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