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Did you look at the graph? The local derivative is most definitely not indicative of a general trend. For comparison, I throw a ball down at the ground, and f
by joatmon-snoo 10y ago
Did you look at the graph?
The local derivative is most definitely not indicative of a general trend.
For comparison, I throw a ball down at the ground, and for the first 0.1 seconds it's moving down - can I conclude that the ball is going to keep moving down, even when it hits the ground? That's your logic.
- stale2002 10y agoI don't think you know what baseline means. Baseline is just the starting point of the x-axis. It doesn't matter. Personally I'd set the baseline to 0 degrees. Because thats how temperature works. But you can pick whatever you want. It does not matter what you x-axis starts at. It doesn't change the data. Or you could just have no baseline. Just remove the X-axis line from the graph.