Subject	you can extrapolate it by doing linear regression if you rea
Posted by	Bernie on September 27, 2001 at 7:18 PM
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In Reply To	Is there a way to determine 0-60 times with a timeslip? posted by Jackie Chan (RH2-SWEET!) on September 27, 2001 at 06:36 PM
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Follow Ups	Is there a way to determine 0-60 times with a timeslip? - Jackie Chan (RH2-SWEET!) 18:36:34 09/27/01 you can extrapolate it by doing linear regression if you rea - Bernie 19:18:06 09/27/01 use polynomial regression. It'll be a little closer... - TTony 19:27:58 09/27/01 i have a gtech, but the Racelogic system is more accurate fo - Bernie 20:03:59 09/27/01 Hmm... WTF are you guys talking about? - Jackie Chan (RH2-SWEET!) 20:18:56 09/27/01 That's some real deep shit there (n/m) - SLINCO 21:15:18 09/27/01
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