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15 Minute Averages and the three 5 minute averages within that interval.

Ramping in Basepoints creates different Error values. The metrics are not equal. Small changes in Basepoint metrics are close to equal. 15 Minute Averages and the three 5 minute averages within that interval. Error bars are the greater of 5% or 5 deviation from basepoint.

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15 Minute Averages and the three 5 minute averages within that interval.

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  1. Ramping in Basepoints creates different Error values. The metrics are not equal. Small changes in Basepoint metrics are close to equal. 15 Minute Averages and the three 5 minute averages within that interval. Error bars are the greater of 5% or 5 deviation from basepoint.

  2. Passing Both Metrics at the max error

  3. Passing Both Metrics

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