NaNoWriMo Progress for Paul Hawke

Current word count: 31932 (63.86 %) with 9 days left, with current pace, expected to finish in 14 days.

DayWrittenWordcountAverage
Pace		Projected
Wordcount		30 Day
Expected
1 3216 3216 1352 1352 1666
2 1813 5029 1583 2935 1613
3 2924 7953 2030 4965 1606
4 777 8730 1717 6682 1557
5 1981 10711 1770 8452 1587
6 415 11126 1544 9996 1571
7 1314 12440 1511 11507 1619
8 2809 15249 1674 13181 1633
9 980 16229 1597 14778 1579
10 1166 17395 1554 16332 1608
11   17395 1412 17744 1630
12 1022 18417 1380 19124 1716
13 1923 20340 1422 20546 1754
14 3029 23369 1417 21963 1744
15 1653 25022 1433 23396 1664
16 211 25233 1356 24752 1665
17 1077 26310 1340 26092 1769
18   26310 1265 27357 1822
19 2524 28834 1332 28689 1974
20 1285 30119 1329 30018 1924
21 717 30836 1300 31318 1988
22 1096 31932 1291 32609 2129
23   2258
24   2258
25   2258
26   2258
27   2259
28   2259
29   2259
30   2259

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.