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This is a good idea... we can put this together for you.

• jmpman 5y ago
  Make sure that however you graph it, up and to the right is better.
  • lloydarmbrust 5y ago
    Sounds like a PG quote....
    • jmpman 5y ago
      PG? The up and right = better guidance came from a sales guy that I didn’t initially have a lot of respect for. But, he was right. People naturally assume up and right is better on any graph, so present your data in that way. So, 1/resistance versus filtration? Or how much air is passed through the filter (cubic meters per second) given a fixed amount of lung power.
      • lloydarmbrust 5y ago
        Paul Graham