.. added to LTM and updated the default layout on trends view
to include a new 'CP History' chart with W', CP and p-Max
on it.
.. part 3c needs to update to include Damien's model and also
once thats done we need to refactor CPPlot to use the new
PD model classes instead of the code embedded in the class.
.. Now refreshing the model parameters is done and
stored in the athlete class.
.. added the selection of a model estimate to the
LTM chart
.. in part b and c we need to update the LTM chart
to plot the estimates (createCurveData).
.. we converted from metric to imperial TWICE for the labels
which mean't they were located correctly on the y-axis but
the label was always wrong !
Fixes#827.
Added a few new training stress metrics whilst discussing
and working on a multicomponent view of training stress.
This is all a wip falling out of discussions around stress
metrics beyond the old TSS/BikeScore models.
For now this just includes;
1. Aerobic Training Impact Scoring System on PM/PMC
2. Work (Kj) above/below CP on PM/PMC
3. Aerobic TISS on the Ride Plot
There is lots more to come; specifically around Anaerobic TISS,
looking again at polarised training and personalised training stress
based upon the individual's CP model.
.. when user changes the background color for charts the
legend can be difficult to read as it is always in black.
.. we now update the legend and it's widgets to change the text
color when the chart is refreshed.
.. show event and season markers on the compare plot
helps to provide context against the week/month offsets
.. also fixed up how bars are lined up and that each plot
in the compare stack has the same x-axis
.. always hide the meaningless legends for trend, outlier
and best curves since they are the same color as the
curves already listed in the legend.
We should apply this to the normal view too.
You can now compare seasons / date ranges across or between
athletes on the LTM charts.
This is only shown on the stack chart as we need one chart
per data series - in a similar vein to the AllPlot chart.
There are some tidy ups left to do over the next few days;
- Data table needs updating to support compare mode
- Event markers need to be shown and in the right color
- PMC curve data is slow, needs some kind of optimisation
- The tooltip is missing and needs to be put back
- Ensure the new stack frame looks correct when using a
dark plot background (or anything other than white)
- Consider how to handle zooming when there is only one
data series and hence only one chart for compare
.. now allows the user to select the type of trend
line for a curve, only two options at present;
* linear (linear regress)
* quadratic (quadratic lsm)
..was experimenting with fewer and more points on the trend
line and accidentally committed it alongside the changes
to fix the LTM axis scale setting.
Added a quadratic least squares trend line for the LTMplot
as the linear regression was generally too blunt.
This is a hack to get the code into the repo -- will know work
on refining the LTMPlot settings to enable users to specify
the kind of trend line they want.
The new trend line might also be useful for other curve fitting
functions (e.g. realtime virtual power curve, a peak power chart
by cadence/pedal speed).
.. broken on All Dates selections.
It must be time to introduce a polynomial fit or somesuch
as the linear regress is a little simplistic for most cases.
Reverted the update to the QWT 6.1 code to make QwtPlot::canvas()
return a QwtPlotCanvas -- it now returns QWidget.
This means our local copy of Qwt is the same as the published version
so we should be able to stop maintaining our own copy when Uwe pushes
the multiaxis stuff with 6.2.
Also fixed the LTM tooltip - the zoomer has been removed.
This is a regression to remove the metric translation
functionality from LTMPlot.
WE WILL REINTRODUCE BEFORE RELEASE!
It has been regressed because;
1. It crashes on QT5 with Win32
2. It has significant performance penalties;
It really should not instantiate an LTMTool object
(Ale did discuss this with me and I gave it the go
ahead, so my bad).
3. It should be executed on applySettings() not on
each refreshPlot().
4. It has a bug regarding uunits being lost and breaking
sharing of a common axis.
Fixup crashes and major issues created by porting
to QT5. These have included;
* Fix CP plot log scale
* AllPlot axes and tooltip
* DBAccess prepare/bind bug
* LTMSettings crash
* LTMWindow zoomer/picker crash
* LTMPlot axes hack
There are still issues remaining but we can start
working through them at leisure -- the product now
builds and runs.
Fixup all the GC code to use the QWT 6.1 code.
It needed canvas() to be patched to return a
QwtPlotCanvas and not a QWidget.
We could probably get round that with a cast.
When we switch to QWT 6.2 with the multiaxis
support formally baked in we can fix the code
as needed.
Now compiles and links without issues.
Porting the codebase to QT 5 (5.2) to get the
latest bug fixes, performance and improved platform
support.
This first part is to fixup the codebase to compile
on Qt 5, but some aspects have been broken (video).
The second part is to migrate from Qwt 6.0.1 to the
latest Qwt for multiaxis support.
The third part will be to fixup any platform specific
issues or issues identified at runtime.
A bit of a compromise since really we should move the
stress calculators to the Athlete class and reuse when
no filtering is applied.
This code fix just means the SC is not recalculated for
each of the individual curves (LTS, STS etc) and pretty
much halves (or better) the time taken to refresh the
LTMPlot.
For those with very few rides (<500) this isn't much of
an issue, but for some with lots (2000 or more) it can
be quite tedious.
