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Summary Display#

Lap‑based statistics for selected parameters as a table or as a plot. First columns are fixed: Lap #, Lap Name, Lap Time. For each parameter, you can add stats columns such as Min, Max, Mean, Start, End, Change, Range, Absolute Mean, Geometric Mean, Std Dev, Slope, Slope Intercept, R².

Summary Display

Adding a Summary Display#

To add a Summary Display to a page, use one of the following methods:

  • Click the Summary Display button on the Display Toolbar.

  • Go to File > New > Display and select Summary Display.

  • Press Ctrl + Q twice to open the Quick Access Assistant, then select New Summary Display.

Once added, use the Parameter Browser to choose parameters and configure the display as needed.

The first three columns—Lap #, Lap Name, and Lap Time—are always shown. For each parameter, you can display one or more statistics over the relevant data range. Available statistics include:

  • Min: The minimum value recorded for the parameter within the lap.
  • Max: The maximum value recorded for the parameter within the lap.
  • Mean: The arithmetic average of all parameter values within the lap.
  • Start: The parameter value at the beginning of the lap.
  • End: The parameter value at the end of the lap.
  • Change: The difference between the end and start values of the parameter for the lap.
  • Range: The difference between the maximum and minimum values for the parameter within the lap.
  • Absolute Mean: The mean of the absolute values of the parameter within the lap.
  • Geometric Mean: The geometric average of the parameter values within the lap.
  • Standard Deviation: A measure of the variability or dispersion of the parameter values within the lap.
  • Slope: The rate of change of the parameter values over the lap, calculated using linear regression.
  • Slope Intercept: The intercept value from the linear regression of the parameter values over the lap.
  • Slope R Squared: The coefficient of determination (R²) indicating how well the linear regression fits the parameter data within the lap.

You can resize columns individually, or right-click and select Auto Resize Columns to automatically adjust all column widths to fit the data.

To switch between table and plot views, right-click the display and select Show As Plot or Show As DataGrid.