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Causal profiling GUI: error bars #248

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@jrmadsen jrmadsen commented Feb 16, 2023

I am going to merge this but it is using the wrong standard deviation data. The error bars should reflect the experiment progress point standard deviation at a specific virtual speedup, not the impact standard deviation. In other words, the error bar should show how much variance is in the virtual speedup prediction.

@jrmadsen jrmadsen merged commit 424eff6 into ROCm:develop Feb 16, 2023
@jrmadsen jrmadsen deleted the gui-error-bars branch February 16, 2023 21:03
jrmadsen added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 21, 2023
* Added error bars

- from impact stddev

* formatting

- NOTE: a future PR will resolve this PR using the incorrect data for the error bars

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Co-authored-by: JoseSantosAMD <Jose.Santos@amd.com>
jrmadsen added a commit that referenced this pull request Mar 22, 2023
* Added error bars

- from impact stddev

* formatting

- NOTE: a future PR will resolve this PR using the incorrect data for the error bars

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Co-authored-by: JoseSantosAMD <Jose.Santos@amd.com>
jrmadsen added a commit to JoseSantosAMD/omnitrace that referenced this pull request Apr 3, 2023
* Added error bars

- from impact stddev

* formatting

- NOTE: a future PR will resolve this PR using the incorrect data for the error bars

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Co-authored-by: JoseSantosAMD <Jose.Santos@amd.com>
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