--- In [email protected], "Gunnar Krig"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "Stefan Pochmann"
> <pochmann@> wrote:
> >I only write down my times during the average and let my
> > computer do the stats *afterwards*).
> >
> > Cheers!
> > Stefan
>
>
> Is it so that you don't get nervous if you have a great rolling
> average coming? I've noticed that I'm not even close to as nervous
> when I write down the times, as when I put them into JNetCube after
> each solve and am able to see my session average.
>
> /Gunnar
No, that's not the intention. I just prefer to store all times in text
files and then run a program that I wrote to do the stats. This lets
me keep all data and if I improve the program I just delete the stats
files and run it again and it will compute the improved stats for all
data again. I also like to include some comments sometimes and now I
always include the scramble as well. For example I take the Sunday
Contest scrambles and copy them into an editor:
R U D' ... L F' L2
D U' F ... B R2 F
R2 F R' ... L F2 U'
Then I solve and add the times and comments if I want to, e.g.:
=16.97 R U D' ... L F' L2
=12.34 D U' F ... B R2 F (PLL=U')
=23.45 R2 F R' ... L F2 U' (I suck)
Cheers!
Stefan
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