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Then push Reload Data, which should give you a graph of frame uniformity. The smaller the difference in frames, the better. The mean and standard deviation are reported by the frame uniformity tool. The lower the standard deviation, the better. | Then push Reload Data, which should give you a graph of frame uniformity. The smaller the difference in frames, the better. The mean and standard deviation are reported by the frame uniformity tool. The lower the standard deviation, the better. | ||
[http://www.masonchang.com/blog/2014/8/11/smooth-scrolling-frame-uniformity-touch-interpolation-and-touch-responsiveness Frame Uniformity Algorithm and Evaluation Details] | |||