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Heh... Funny thing that you write something like this (an app like this one) can be distributed for free. FOr few months now i've been taught that getting something interesting from weblogs (or any large portion of data) is available only by using data mining, and the process of data mining is made mostly by large applications like MS SQL Server with it's Analysis Services, or SAS Systems. Both cost a lot - and i mean a lot especialy in case of SAS Systems.
I don't know if raw statistics can say you anything, but mayby they can... The problem is that sometimes you can get lost in these statistics, and guess something wrong by just assuming something. If you have the facts (logs are your facts) you should use them wisely. And data mining is the way! Not statistics...

It's an opinion.
Thanks.