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Guide 05

Charts & distributions

Compare trends without losing the selected dataset scope.

Read the trend with its units

Open Graphics & Distribution after importing a session. Review the current filters and sample count before comparing charts. Use hover tooltips to inspect recorded values rather than estimating them from the line alone.

Compare RSRP, RSRQ and SNR alongside throughput. They do not share a unit or axis scale. Gaps may reflect missing measurements, and a recorded zero throughput can indicate an idle test rather than a proven network failure.

Interface walkthrough

Read trends and distributions

CAKRA Read trends and distributions interface, using practice data.
Scope before comparison

Review filters and sample counts before comparing trends. Keep the same route and logging/test conditions when comparing sessions.

App component screenshot · practice data, not live network results. Hover, click or use Tab + Enter for notes. Screenshot controls do not run app features.

Read distributions as sample evidence

A histogram or quality-band percentage describes available samples within the chosen scope. It is not a geographic area percentage or a population-coverage claim. Repeated points and uneven sampling can bias the distribution.

Compare two exports only after matching technology, measurement unit, route, sampling policy and test activity. Record excluded rows and missing-value counts.

Select a chart sample

Click a measurement trace to inspect the corresponding original sample. For keyboard use, enter a one-based Chart sample number and choose Inspect evidence. The evidence inspector can send that selection to Cici with Ask Cici.

Large charts show decimated points, but a plotted point still maps to its original sample ID. Use Cici Sample window for an inclusive range, not a claim that every location between sparse samples was measured.