...it's my claim that November to December was significant.
Less than 0.1Mbps. A higher limit of 100Kbps. Less than 12.5KBps. Well within the monthly variance shown on your graph.
My claim is that December was significantly lower than November.
Less than 0.1Mbps. A higher limit of 100Kbps. Less than 12.5KBps. Well within the monthly variance shown on your graph.
If this were a climate change discussion you would be handwaving the September-November change as an aberration and calling December a return to near-normal, as it is not significantly lower than normal - look at the red line (http://i.imgur.com/tijZBiJ.jpg), as a statistician would. 2.14Mbps in August to 2.12Mbps in December. 0.02Mbps. 20Kbps. 2.5KBps. Significant? No. December to January? 2.14Mbps to 1.82Mbps. 0.32Mbps. 320Kbps. 40KBps. Significant? Yes.
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Less than 0.1Mbps. A higher limit of 100Kbps. Less than 12.5KBps. Well within the monthly variance shown on your graph.
My claim is that December was significantly lower than November.
Less than 0.1Mbps. A higher limit of 100Kbps. Less than 12.5KBps. Well within the monthly variance shown on your graph.
If this were a climate change discussion you would be handwaving the September-November change as an aberration and calling December a return to near-normal, as it is not significantly lower than normal - look at the red line (http://i.imgur.com/tijZBiJ.jpg), as a statistician would. 2.14Mbps in August to 2.12Mbps in December. 0.02Mbps. 20Kbps. 2.5KBps. Significant? No. December to January? 2.14Mbps to 1.82Mbps. 0.32Mbps. 320Kbps. 40KBps. Significant? Yes.