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The Benchmark results typically reported by these runs report a mean number of ops/sec with too many significant digits. Reporting the confidence interval is great, but all the digits reported make it hard to compare results.
I'm trying to remember the math behind this, but if the confidence interval is +/- 1%, it seems there should be no more than 3 significant digits reported, isn't that right?
This can be done fairly easily using the number's toPrecision( digits ) method. The returned value is a string and can be in scientific notation. Under normal circumstances, it shouldn't need commas.
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The Benchmark results typically reported by these runs report a mean number of ops/sec with too many significant digits. Reporting the confidence interval is great, but all the digits reported make it hard to compare results.
I'm trying to remember the math behind this, but if the confidence interval is +/- 1%, it seems there should be no more than 3 significant digits reported, isn't that right?
This can be done fairly easily using the number's toPrecision( digits ) method. The returned value is a string and can be in scientific notation. Under normal circumstances, it shouldn't need commas.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: