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If you know the gear ratio (ok, and diff ratio, and wheel circumference) and engine RPM, you can derive the speed with high confidence. Perhaps what you meant
by TheSpiceIsLife 3y ago
If you know the gear ratio (ok, and diff ratio, and wheel circumference) and engine RPM, you can derive the speed with high confidence.
Perhaps what you meant was solely by the engine RPM.
- gnatman 3y agoIf I'm exiting the highway into a 35-mph zone, I don't want to derive my speed with high confidence from 4 other numbers, I want to see that pertinent number directly.
- akira2501 3y agoThe other point would be is that derivatives can provide low pass filtering. The "high frequency" components of "CPU usage" are not useful to me.