Mark Liversedge

This is already being developed by Jon Escombe.

@dresco should I switch this to 4.1 too ? (not nagging, we can push it out in dev builds after the summer anyway)

best way to implement this is with a g-h filter. could actually be done quite quickly I think. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_beta_filter

The gh filter is designed specifically for this scenario- it is really easy to implement. The real challenge with this FR is finding someone motivated to do it and able...

There is an interesting post on the forums comparing gh to the PID algorithm. It does look like PID is a much better solution from the findings there: https://groups.google.com/g/golden-cheetah-users/c/vpUq4jn587Q/m/MYgXpaoWAgAJ

GC saves the default graphical state (par) and sets it before running every script. For some reason this botches up ggplot2. Will look at why.

In addition to the video tutorials- a quick take video to provide an intro to the concept allowing users to work on things themselves or read docs for a more...

What's new video has been recorded see: https://vimeo.com/852079472

I'm toying with putting this into the parking lot, is there a pull request or any other development? No issues if not, just let me know :)

Some ideas for the initial annotations to support: * ~~Horizontal and Vertical lines associated with an axis, with a color and style (value from a datafilter for max/min/avg etc)~~```done in...