kileyay wrote:
Nicko wrote:
The yaw angle distribution is meaningless without three other measurements and can't be applied without three (or more) rider properties. That's why nobody 'does it'.Yeah, I know this. But I think that's garbage. Very simple for a company to provide an excel file with dynamic inputs so the customer can contextualize the data for them. The maths aren't that difficult. Talking about it is, unless you stipulate, like cyclenutz has in his data, that these figures apply to a 5 hour rider who has x, y, and z.
You can't have it both ways, coming here asking for help with the 'yaw thing' in your 'model', and then refute my hint that it's very much more complicated than a distribution weighting with "the maths aren't that difficult".
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