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Earnings distribution and retention analyses #10

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  • Earnings distribution: Includes author, curator and benefactor earnings for accounts, excludes bidbots. Separation of earnings into buckets.
  • Retention analyses: Retention over month separated by earnings buckets.
  • Analyses possible by date and by dApp.

* Earnings list for authors over defined period
* Earnings list for curators over defined period
* Earnings list for benefactors over defined period
* Combine function for above three lists
* Function to tidy MongoDB array output
* Distribution function to separate earnings lists into distributions by variable bucket size
* Addition of earnings distribution of votes from defined user group - allow bidbot votes to be excluded
* Reworking of combined earnings - merging different earnings lists by author
* postprocessing.js checkPresent: Checks whether user from first (earlier) array of user earnings is present in second (later) array of user earnings
*  postprocessing.js earningsDistribution: Updated to capture number and percentage of retained users
* helperblock.js forwardOneMonth: Moves the date range of the inputs forward one month exactly
* blockOps.js earningsDistribution: Updated to add retention analysis to earnings distributions
Earnings distribution analyses extended to cater for individual dApps.
@miniature-tiger miniature-tiger merged commit 4078cd4 into master Dec 4, 2018
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