Variability Index

[Darren Cope]

Hopefully I'm just blind, but I'm having trouble finding where Variability Index is hiding in the latest RC of GC3. Where can I find it, or does it go by another name?

[Mark Liversedge]

Its called "VI" in the metrics, along with IF, NP and TSS.

Regards,

Mark

[Brett Dikeman]

This reminds me: is it necessary to abbreviate so much, in an age of
so many large and high resolution screens? Or can tooltips be used
more?

It's nice for everyone who knows all these terms already, but a bit
lousy for those learning...

Anyway, food for thought.

-B

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[Darren Cope]

Thanks Mark,

I found it in the Diary view, where it can be added as a column. Is there any way to see it in the Analysis view as well?

Brett; good point. I think in some cases, it still needs to be abbreviated due to space, but a tooltip with the full wording (and perhaps even a brief description) would be fantastic. I find that cyclinganalytics.com does a great job of this, where mousing over a '?" beside any term will give you more info.

Cheers,

Darren

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[Jon Escombe]

Hi,

Options -> Metrics, where you can add to both Summary and Intervals.

Regards,
Jon

On 24/05/13 18:13, Darren Cope wrote:
> Thanks Mark,
>
> I found it in the Diary view, where it can be added as a column. Is
> there any way to see it in the Analysis view as well?
>
> Brett; good point. I think in some cases, it still needs to be
> abbreviated due to space, but a tooltip with the full wording (and
> perhaps even a brief description) would be fantastic. I find that

> cyclinganalytics.com <http://cyclinganalytics.com> does a great job of

[Eric Murray]

Some people are using GC on laptops.

Eric

[Darren Cope]

Excellent; thanks Jon!  Always something new to learn!

Cheers,

Darren