Estimating number of keys per user [version >= 1.5]

[janpf]

Thanks for your quick update to version 1.5!

After v1.5 released and #12 got implemented, is it still possible to estimate the number of keys uploaded per user with some confidence?

I'm referring to this output for example:

87 user(s) found.
They submitted these numbers of keys:
6 user(s): 1 Diagnosis Key(s)
2 user(s): 2 Diagnosis Key(s)
1 user(s): 3 Diagnosis Key(s)
4 user(s): 4 Diagnosis Key(s)
2 user(s): 5 Diagnosis Key(s)
3 user(s): 6 Diagnosis Key(s)
1 user(s): 7 Diagnosis Key(s)
1 user(s): 8 Diagnosis Key(s)
2 user(s): 9 Diagnosis Key(s)
2 user(s): 10 Diagnosis Key(s)
1 user(s): 11 Diagnosis Key(s)
1 user(s): 12 Diagnosis Key(s)
61 user(s): 13 Diagnosis Key(s)
0 keys not parsed (0 without padding).
87 / 6*1, 2*2, 1*3, 4*4, 2*5, 3*6, 1*7, 1*8, 2*9, 2*10, 1*11, 1*12, 61*13

[mh-]

@janpf If you look at the output of count_keys.py for a recently exported batch of keys („V1.5“), could you recommend how to analyze this, which patterns to look for and count?