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I don't recall seeing normalized data like this on a bar chart before. It's standard for line charts where the x-axis is sampled from continuous data, not bar c
by mrob 8y ago
I don't recall seeing normalized data like this on a bar chart before. It's standard for line charts where the x-axis is sampled from continuous data, not bar charts. The 1.0 value is effectively the zero point, so bars should extend up and down from 1.0 (in this case only up because no performance got worse).
- jcranmer 8y agoThis kind of normalized bar graph is the most common way things like SPEC results are reported, although I think that showing one category of bars that's fixed to 1.0 to label what it's being normalized against is more common. (Annoyingly, throughput and latency are both shoved in the same graph, which gives the misleading impression that you're comparing one against the other).