2020-07-05 (v2.0.1)

Discovered a mistake I made with the compTAB function and fixed a depreciated command in ggplot2.

• In compTAB when selecting just one column from the ECDF table, the column name would not come with it. Fixed with an intermediate compECDF table that can have the name applied.
• In graphMEANS, fun.y was changed to fun to select the summary function to used for geom_bar because fun.y has been depreciated.

2020-06-20 (v2.0)

Having overhauled the scripts somewhat significantly, I have revised and updated the article to reflect the changes. Among the more important changes are having R compress the data, better protecting the data from errant alterations via function environments, and, most significantly, taking advantage of R's ability to find files, instead of relying on Python for this.

2019-11-17 1.1.1b (Presentation 1.0b)

Made a small change to some text in the presentation resulting from changing the order of the slides

2019-11-14 1.1.1a (Presentation 1.0a)

Decided to change the presentation a little. I moved the Measurements and Units slide to before the Data slide and added a slide concerned with Recording Method. For example, should multiple, short-period recordings be used or single, long-period recordings.
Article is unchanged by these changes.

2019-11-08 1.1.1

Fixed a typo in the presentation and changed some text formatting. Also updated a couple formulae in the article to match the more accurate versions in the presentation, hence why I am including the otherwise unchanged article in this release. (The Scripts-only version of the article is completely unchanged though.)

2019-11-06 Presentation 1.1a

Made some changes to the mathematical formulae in the presentation to be less sloppy.
Also, more importantly, corrected an issue with the MEANS graphs. A sorting of the breaks to create the scale labels cause the RX Vega 64 data to be labeled as RTX 2060, and vice-versa. (The color and legend were correct, however.) Have also fixed the relevant R scripts to address this in the future, though it has never occurred before.

2019-11-05 Presentation 1.1

I have constructed a presentation based on the article (which is unchanged from the previous release). It also features a handout version that skips those slides I feel are unnecessary.
My thinking for the presentation is that it follows a path from wanting to start collecting data to analyze video game performance, to looking at examples from active reviewers, and finally my own graphs.
The example graphs came from Techspot, Level1Techs, Gamers Nexus, and Phoronix. (Links provided in presentation and in TXT next to the images.)

Update: These files do contain the changes from four commits after I originally published this release. I just updated the files in the release, so GitHub is a little confused about the commits after this release.

2019-10-04 Version 1.0a

Found a small mistake in one of the scripts (!= instead of ==) and while, curiously, the code within the text of the article is correct, the script files LaTeX reads in and stick at the end of the sections was wrong, so a new release is needed.

2019-09-22 Version 1.0

This is the initial release of the article