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In the documentation for Power Stress Score (PSS), the method is described as:
PSS = ((EffortInSeconds * WeightedPower * Intensity) / AverageWatts) * 100
The actual method used in the code to calculate PSS is
PSS = ((EffortInSeconds * WeightedPower * Intensity) / (FTP * 3600)) * 100
The method described gives wildly inaccurate PSS scores compared to the actual method.
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In the documentation for Power Stress Score (PSS), the method is described as:
PSS = ((EffortInSeconds * WeightedPower * Intensity) / AverageWatts) * 100
The actual method used in the code to calculate PSS is
PSS = ((EffortInSeconds * WeightedPower * Intensity) / (FTP * 3600)) * 100
The method described gives wildly inaccurate PSS scores compared to the actual method.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: