How to find the best model for current data based on historical events? We have a website and an analytics tool that collects traffic information to the website. The two variables that are collected are Page Views (number of pages a user has seen) and Visits (number of sessions).
Recently we had an annual event, and our analytics code got compromised and damaged our visits count. Luckily, we have our page view count.
We would like to know the approximate number of visits for that period where we lost the data. So, what I did was collect information for all similar events in order to find a model that best fits the data of the compromised event.
The following is the data format:
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Each event information is 7 days long, which lists the month the event was held, its respective PageView and Visits information, and an Event identifier.
The following is the page view data for the current event that we recorded (with compromised visits data):

1  143,440,940
2  87,308,548 
3  68,382,129 
4  103,318,220 
5  48,128,641 
6  50,196,344
7  46,599,617 

How would I approach this problem? 
I was not sure how to 'feed' the new data into the historical data and identify how one can then build the visits data. I also tried to normalize the historical data by taking the sum of information in the last 7 days, and getting a percentage for each of the dates.
 A: I would prefer to plot a graph of number of visits against number pages, on the basis of past data. You must have the data of long period of time. Take number of visits as independent variable and number of pages seen as dependent variable. Now according to the graph see which regression equation you can fit. Then fit that equation to the data. Now you would get equation of 'number of pages seen' in terms of 'number of visits'. Then you can find approx number of pages seen for the the number of visits you mentioned above by simply putting that number in the equation. You can easily get the info about how to identify the equation from the graph and how to fit the equation from the internet.
A: I would take a simple approach. From past events, determine the typical ratio of page views to visits by day (because it's possible this is different for day 1 of an event than day 4 or day 7). Apply this ratio to your data.
By "typical ratio", I mean the median -- this will eliminate outliers that may be very high or low due to various circumstances.
