Usar funciones de agregación sobre ventanas

Análisis de series temporales en SQL Server

Maham Faisal Khan

Senior Data Science Content Developer

Funciones de ranking

`ROW_NUMBER()`

Valor entero único y ascendente desde 1.

`RANK()`

Valor entero ascendente desde 1. Puede haber empates. Puede saltarse números.

`DENSE_RANK()`

Valor entero ascendente desde 1. Puede haber empates. No se salta números.

RunsScored
8
7
7
6
6
3

Calcular números de fila

SELECT
    s.RunsScored,
    ROW_NUMBER() OVER (
      ORDER BY s.RunsScored DESC
    ) AS rn
FROM dbo.Scores s
ORDER BY
    s.RunsScored DESC;

RunsScored	rn
8	1
7	2
7	3
6	4
6	5
3	6

Calcular ranks y dense ranks

SELECT
    s.RunsScored,
    RANK() OVER (
      ORDER BY s.RunsScored DESC
    ) AS rk,
    DENSE_RANK() OVER (
      ORDER BY s.RunsScored DESC
    ) AS dr
FROM dbo.Scores s
ORDER BY
    s.RunsScored DESC;

RunsScored	rk	dr
8	1	1
7	2	2
7	2	2
6	4	3
6	4	3
3	6	4

Particiones

SELECT
    s.Team,
    s.RunsScored,
    ROW_NUMBER() OVER (
      PARTITION BY s.Team
      ORDER BY s.RunsScored DESC
    ) AS rn
FROM dbo.Scores s
ORDER BY
    s.RunsScored DESC;

Team	RunsScored	rn
AZ	8	1
AZ	6	2
AZ	3	3
FLA	7	1
FLA	7	2
FLA	6	3

Funciones de agregación

SELECT
    s.Team,
    s.RunsScored,
    MAX(s.RunsScored) OVER (
      PARTITION BY s.Team
    ) AS MaxRuns
FROM dbo.Scores s
ORDER BY
    s.RunsScored DESC;

Team	RunsScored	MaxRuns
AZ	8	8
AZ	6	8
AZ	3	8
FLA	7	7
FLA	7	7
FLA	6	7

Agregaciones con ventanas vacías

SELECT
    s.Team,
    s.RunsScored,
    MAX(s.RunsScored) OVER() AS MaxRuns
FROM dbo.Scores s
ORDER BY
    s.RunsScored DESC;

Team	RunsScored	MaxRuns
AZ	8	8
AZ	6	8
AZ	3	8
FLA	7	8
FLA	7	8
FLA	6	8

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Análisis de series temporales en SQL Server