NaNoWriMo Progress for jeff.kirvin

Current word count: 50124 (100.00 %) with 5 days left, with current pace, expected to finish in 1 day.

DayWrittenWordcountAverage
Pace		Projected
Wordcount		30 Day
Expected
1 3307 3307 3307 3307 1666
2 1326 4633 2317 5624 1610
3 2572 7205 2402 8026 1620
4 2008 9213 2304 10330 1585
5 610 9823 1965 12295 1568
6 2385 12208 2035 14330 1607
7 2014 14222 2032 16362 1574
8 1020 15242 1906 18268 1555
9 2067 17309 1924 20192 1579
10 594 17903 1791 21983 1556
11 3097 21000 1910 23893 1604
12 1028 22028 1836 25729 1526
13 395 22423 1725 27454 1554
14   22423 1602 29056 1622
15   22423 1495 30551 1723
16 2633 25056 1566 32117 1838
17   25056 1474 33591 1781
18 1979 27035 1502 35093 1918
19 4965 32000 1515 36608 1913
20 4361 36361 1526 38134 1636
21 4283 40644 1536 39670 1363
22 1581 42225 1538 41208 1039
23 3030 45255 1603 42811 971
24 2017 47272 1620 44431 677
25 2852 50124 1670 46101 454
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Key:

Written

The number of words written each day - the word count history loaded from your Nanowrimo profile.

Wordcount

The cumulative word count, computed by summing all of the word count history loaded from your Nanowrimo profile. Note A black line will be drawn each time the word count passes a multiple of 10,000, to mark the passing of a major milestone.

Average Pace

Computed as the running average of daily numbers of words written, with outlier values removed

Projected Wordcount

The projected wordcount takes the running average pace and keeps a running total. Using this value it's possible to guess how long NaNoWriMo will take, given any level of output.

30 Day Expected

Assuming that the aim is to finish NaNoWriMo in a fixed length of time, rather than sprinting for the finish line, the expected values in this column are the amount of words needed per day to get there. The values are adjusted up or down depending on how things are going, compensating for good and bad days of progress.

Outliers

These are values that fall outside of the statistical range representing 95% of the population. Simply put, they're the truly exceptional days where the wordcount got a rocket boost, or things truly sucked! Outliers are shown in larger, bold text in the table.