What do these timer words mean?

[Swordsman Kirby]

If one's SD is 2, that doesn't mean all the solves are restricted within two from the mean. If we assume that cubing times as a random variable is normally distributed, roughly 68% of solves will fall within two seconds of the mean.

 

[pcwiz]

Okay I have another question.

What is the difference between Current Average, Rolling Average, and Session Average? They are on the CCT and I don't know the difference.

 

[Lucas Garron]

Okay I have another question.

What is the difference between Current Average, Rolling Average, and Session Average? They are on the CCT and I don't know the difference.

Current average is the current average of twelve you're on (i.e. have just finished).
Rolling average has a "best" written before it. So, it's the best (fastest) rolling average along all the times on your right.
Session average: An average of all the times in your session.

If you're not sure exactly how they work, just toss in times and see what happens.

 

[pcwiz]

Okay I have another question.

What is the difference between Current Average, Rolling Average, and Session Average? They are on the CCT and I don't know the difference.

Current average is the current average of twelve you're on (i.e. have just finished).
Rolling average has a "best" written before it. So, it's the best (fastest) rolling average along all the times on your right.
Session average: An average of all the times in your session.

If you're not sure exactly how they work, just toss in times and see what happens.

So let me get this clear,

Current Average= your average you're currently doing,
Rolling Average=s your best average,
Session Average= all the times in your session? Session meaning what? Meaning all the times you've ever done on CCT? Or all the times you've ever done on CCT that day (when you didn't close the program)

Am I right with the Current Average and Rolling Average? And can you explain session average again?

 

[coopersacatfilms]

rolling average is 13 solves and standard devitation is how much your times went up and down on average so if I got 15 seconds and then got 16 seconds my standard devitation for those two solves would be 1 second