manisandher
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In a recent interview (https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/61374774), Toto Wolff said this of the current Mercedes W13:
"It is a car that is super-difficult to drive and on the edge of dipping in and out of the performance window - more out than in. And dissecting the data with a scalpel is just a painful process because it takes very long and the data sometimes doesn't show us what the drivers tell us.
"They have their hands full with a car that is not comfortable or nice or predictable to drive but the data doesn't show these big swings.
"We haven't had this situation before in any of the years that it didn't correlate what we see on the screens with what the driver feels and that is making it even more difficult."
Are there any similarities with audio here? Can we describe everything we hear with our current measurements? If we hear something as being 'off' but the measurements show nothing untoward, do we go with the measurements or with what we hear?
Interested in people's thoughts...
"It is a car that is super-difficult to drive and on the edge of dipping in and out of the performance window - more out than in. And dissecting the data with a scalpel is just a painful process because it takes very long and the data sometimes doesn't show us what the drivers tell us.
"They have their hands full with a car that is not comfortable or nice or predictable to drive but the data doesn't show these big swings.
"We haven't had this situation before in any of the years that it didn't correlate what we see on the screens with what the driver feels and that is making it even more difficult."
Are there any similarities with audio here? Can we describe everything we hear with our current measurements? If we hear something as being 'off' but the measurements show nothing untoward, do we go with the measurements or with what we hear?
Interested in people's thoughts...