Statistics
Analysis window and loaded history
Understand 50, 100 and 200-round windows, the 5,000-result limit and incomplete samples.
How to use it, step by step
- The window determines how many rounds contribute to each point. It does not limit how many results you can view in the chart.
- With a 100-round window, each point uses the inspected round and the 99 before it. If the selected day has 3,000 loaded results, you can still browse all 3,000.
- A 50-round window reacts faster to changes. A 200-round window smooths the curve more; 100 is in between. Windows count collected rounds, not minutes.
- The page queries one day in Brasília time and displays up to 5,000 records. If there are more, a warning explains that only the start of the day is shown. Change the date for another day; earlier days do not load continuously.
- Up to 199 records before the day help complete the first windows. They contribute to calculations but not the slice summary cards. With insufficient samples, the chart labels the window as incomplete and does not show percentages or a rolling median at that point.
- Scroll to zoom, drag to navigate and inspect rounds using the slider, arrows or keyboard. Refresh repeats the query; this page does not update in real time automatically.
Good to know
Zoom changes the visible range; the window changes the calculation. Larger windows do not guarantee better predictions: this tool describes collected history only.
