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    Hey all,

    Over the last few weeks, I have been collecting myriad pieces of data for usage in scripts, mostly for things such as timings and idle mouse/camera movements. I am not really sure where data such as this would go, but figured this would be the best place. 

     

    An example of what I am talking about can be found here: https://www.docdroid.net/RrFho18/click-stat.pdf.html

    This is "spam-clicking" at a given location for roughly 8 and a half minutes. (2369 unique clicks) I think how its laid out is fairly straight forward, but if there is any confusion feel free to ask and I would be more than happy to explain what a given piece of information means. 

     

    If anyone likes this sort of stuff, and would like me to publish more statistics like this just let me know. (If I already have the data, I will just format it and publish it, otherwise I will collect it, then format and publish it.) 

     

    Several people have asked for an example of how to use this. The simplest form of approximation that can be done to effectively model this data is assume standard deviation is constant, and the data is uniform. (Neither of these are actually, true, but if we assume this the math is significantly simpler, and we can still achieve a 90-95% accuracy. ) To help with showing this, we will be using the GNU Octave, a tool similar to Matlab to allow easy graphing of our data. 

     

    A video tutorial is in-progress. 

    Posted

    Dope, now find a way to replicate those stats mathematically :D

    Posted

    Dope, now find a way to replicate those stats mathematically :D

     

    Given the mean, stdev, f(x), and R2, replicating them isn't that difficult. Think people would be interested in more kinds of stuff like this? Also do you think it would be desired for code examples to be created that show how to implement the math? (It really is just basic statistics so I was under the assumption that most people would know this, but if people are confused I certainly could right up an example. )

    Posted

    Given the mean, stdev, f(x), and R2, replicating them isn't that difficult. Think people would be interested in more kinds of stuff like this? Also do you think it would be desired for code examples to be created that show how to implement the math? (It really is just basic statistics so I was under the assumption that most people would know this, but if people are confused I certainly could right up an example. )

    I mean tbh, I don't know what to do with it simply because it's not math that I've worked with before, so if you understand it that'd be awesome. Yes, I like seeing these stats, so I'd appreciate whatever you want to push out.

     

    Some examples would be cool to see too.

    Posted

    Hey all,

    Over the last few weeks, I have been collecting myriad pieces of data for usage in scripts, mostly for things such as timings and idle mouse/camera movements. I am not really sure where data such as this would go, but figured this would be the best place.

     

    An example of what I am talking about can be found here: https://www.docdroid.net/RrFho18/click-stat.pdf.html

    This is "spam-clicking" at a given location for roughly 8 and a half minutes. (2369 unique clicks) I think how its laid out is fairly straight forward, but if there is any confusion feel free to ask and I would be more than happy to explain what a given piece of information means.

     

    If anyone likes this sort of stuff, and would like me to publish more statistics like this just let me know. (If I already have the data, I will just format it and publish it, otherwise I will collect it, then format and publish it.)

    Simply because I'm lazy and really don't feel like copying all that data and doing stat analysis on it... You should totally give us the function(s) and R2 value(s) :doge:

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