ClaudeOne wrote:
He Max, you're welcome. I'm enjoying MaximumTrainer a lot and that's a boost for my performance! You will need to review the scaling on the mini graph for Power. I did an aerobic workout with only a HR target, and during that workout the max value for the scaling in the power mini graph was 190W. Don't know where that comes from but it's too low. I noticed that the scaling changes with the target value. Maybe it would be better to change the scaling with the real-time value?
The problem with the glitches seem to be gone completely. Question on the Rolling Average: are you applying the average only on the displayed value and storing Power values every sec in the tcx? Or are you storing the averaged values in the TCX?
Hi Claude,
Mini-graph
Good idea on scaling the mini-graph with real-time values. Now it always follows your power target, if you don't have one, it stays at a "generic" low range (40% to 80% of your FTP). The problem I can see with real-time scaling is that the graph will move a lot and may be unreadable (or i'll need an algorithm to not ajust the graph every value received, but instead when it's out of the graph) , i'll test it a bit the later option and see how it works. Could be a good option when there is not power target for an interval.
Rolling(moving) Average :
Good question! The rolling average is applied to both the display value and the stored value. Stored value keep a power value (as well as other sensor data values, hr, etc.) for every second of the workout, it can result in some big .tcx files depending on your workout length. but I figured more data is always better and storage is cheap nowadays.
Let me know if you have any other good idea like this! This week I will release the Mac version (for real this time!) so new features may come a bit slower for now. I need to consolidate the program code so it can evolve better on the long term rather than packing new features and let it become a code mess :)
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