add a graph showing the relationship of stats to the spec

[fippo]

@henbos has done a whiteboard drawing of the current stats graph which I find very useful: https://photos.app.goo.gl/6P0i4AV1E3szctTl1

Would be great to add this to the spec too as it explains some of the concepts much better than two pages of text could

[henbos]

Here's a version of the picture linked above that doesn't have black lines indicating what is directly or indirectly referenced from the RTP streams: https://photos.app.goo.gl/7n0eresV2OvBNdAT2

[alvestrand]

The graphs shown in #350 sound like a more maintainable approach than hand-drawing them.

[vr000m]

@balazskreith is taking responsibility for this.

When it is ready, we will need someone from W3C to vet the licenses on the dependency libs

[jan-ivar]

There's also this slide from March 2017, though some of the dictionary names have changed since (click the map link for my brain dump at the time).

[vr000m]

@pallab-gain and @karthikbr82 put together an interactive graph: https://webrtc-stats.callstats.io/graph/

@henbos @alvestrand @jan-ivar comments and feedback appreceiated.

[vr000m]

[henbos]

Beautiful!

[MoeRT09]

Just in case, someone is interested: I created such a graph for my thesis as well, including differences between Firefox (version 77) and Chrome (version 84). Only stats relevant for audio/video communication are shown.

[vr000m]

@MoeRT09 Thanks for producing this. This is good stuff.

For this issue, What we need for the spec should show the interlinking of the objects.

[vr000m]

This was fixed by @dontcallmedom with the summary table, closing