Noticed some discussion of the NIST 5.4s interval.
Here is that interval using the Dan Rather dataset...
Make of it what you will.
I think they were a little early (as they treated flexing behaviour in the Cam#3 footage as vertical movement).
I'd suggest (using specific frame numbers to calculate) they were 0.467s too early, making the 5.4s metric more like 4.93s.
Here is that interval using the Dan Rather dataset...
Make of it what you will.
I think they were a little early (as they treated flexing behaviour in the Cam#3 footage as vertical movement).
I'd suggest (using specific frame numbers to calculate) they were 0.467s too early, making the 5.4s metric more like 4.93s.