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Note that 'mean absolute jerk' can also be described as 'total variation of acceleration over time'. That implies it does not depend on how fast the acceleratio
by yccs27 4y ago
Note that 'mean absolute jerk' can also be described as 'total variation of acceleration over time'. That implies it does not depend on how fast the acceleration changes, only about the difference between minimum and maximum (as long as the acceleration increases/decreases monotonically to/from the maximum). This may or may not be what you want.
- rkagerer 4y agoI see what you did there