Does LibraSpeed integrate against totals under the throughput graph ? And where is the throughput graph ?

[AaronNGray]

Description

A short description of your idea - it would be nice to see a real time graph of speed/throughput, and for that graph to integrate correctly with total throughput. https://speedof.me has really lovely real time graphs unfortunately they are overoptimistic, not mathematically sound, not integrating correctly.

Why it should be implemented

Who it would benefit, ..., LibreSpeed, and mathematical integrity :)

Optional: implementation suggestions

If you have experience in this field, feel free to give us suggestions
I may have a play when I have some time if this idea is not taken up by then.

Optional: screenshots

Add some screenshots, mockups, ... if they help clarify what you want
See https://speedof.me

[sstidl]

Could you clarify what you mean by “not mathematically sound”?

For a throughput graph, the area under the speed-vs-time curve should approximately equal the transferred data volume. This requires time-weighted samples (rather than equally spaced visual points if samples arrive at irregular intervals) and a clear distinction between raw and smoothed values.

If that is the intended requirement, an aggregate real-time throughput graph could be a useful feature request.

[AaronNGray]

Could you clarify what you mean by “not mathematically sound”?

Basically the appilcation use mathematics correctly to give its results. Does it integrate properly. Does the area under the graph equal the throughputted data ?

For a throughput graph, the area under the speed-vs-time curve should approximately equal the transferred data volume. This requires time-weighted samples (rather than equally spaced visual points if samples arrive at irregular intervals) and a clear distinction between raw and smoothed values.
If that is the intended requirement, an aggregate real-time throughput graph could be a useful feature request.

Yes exactly, and real time would be lovely too.