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This code started as a FORTRAN code base, in the 90's, run in a DOS command. Its configuration is made in a hand typed text file, which you did in notepad. Its has to be perfectly formatted to work. Very easy to make text errors. Yes, programmers put in arbitrary limits either side (bounds...

This is word a play game you are using there..... there are just two cells in that nedu stops paper... one slow, one fast, which essentially do not overlap. Therefore my statement is correct - the NEDU used widely or sparsely spaced data points, that do not overlap. Same for the pDCS stuff -...

Simon will try to convince you that arbitrary limiting range numbers (0.2-1.35), are some how valid. They are not. They are simply vastly under/over stated values to prevent false data and bad settings from being entered into a program. Standard practice in computing. But that does not...

There is no such thing as +7... its all made up fake nonsense data. Some arbitrary limiting number does not give you free license to make stuff up. ... and your version of ISS has no relevance to stress, or any way to extract that information. ... making the whole exercise a waste of...

VPM-B 6.2 ??? There is no such thing. It's a made up fake profile.... which should tell you something about the relevance of these charts. For people who don't know.... this is how Simon' and Kevin's ISS version works... They take all the time supersaturation occurs, and add all those...

Hi, Just one. MultiDeco is the one you need, as it includes all of V-Planner plus more models. .

Hi Pete, I don't know if I have the answer either - the intricacies of biophysics is not my forte. But I certainly have been pointing at something substantial, overlooked and unexplained features, within the basic fabric of decompression... more to come too. Simon has not provided any...

No... your version of ISS and the VPM formula are not related..... your version of ISS is one giant number .... goes against the rules and concepts of parallel mono-exponential models, duplicates data, has no concept of relative stress, un-calibrated, not verified... etc, etc. But hey.... its...

Pete, FYI...... I'm not here to justify RD... It's not my invention. I'm here to help investigate what might have been at the root cause of the bio-marker changes. At the same time we can check any existing assumptions that have been made so far. You do want to get to the real answer of...

So in summary, For the bio-marker changes, you cannot demonstrate or show any relevance to supersaturation whatsoever? You have nothing to show or demonstrate the bio-markers have any connection to the 3 minutes of stops in the 36 to 24m regions. No math or graph to show whatsoever. Your...

You have not shown or described anything substantial here. No points about tissue pressures, or supersaturation or localized stress. All you have given us so far: your interpretation which is based on the philosophical "Occam's Razor" principle.... but of what? Where is the science...

I'm working on a post addressing the question on the tests inflammatory markers and O2. But while I'm working on this... Perhaps you can tell us.. what is the proven / valid / scientific connection that links the Spisni test result difference to be attributed to the small difference in deep...

He has been prodding for undefined evidence.... Only in his last post did he make a specific request, for something unrelated to the discussion, which can be ignored.

Finally, you put forward a specific request, based on a straw man argument and an assumption that is not present in this thread... all for something unrelated to the topic of conversation. I think we can now skip on your request. ************ I am not here to make nice formal science...

That's not correct. Stress is measured from supersaturation. While fast off gassing is a function of tissue gradient... Fast off gassing will relieve supersaturation stress. You do this each time you swap to a new (higher) deco gas. .

The intro to Nedu TR11-6, is just one example....

Opinion of what???? Supersaturation as a stress measure? It's intrinsic to all models, math and research, though diving history... Its the basis of many a study comparison for decompression model stress, and often written in the preamble of papers, and reference material. You want me to...

Matter is discussed in the Spinsi study thread.

I have never liked the term... preferred to call it extended stop time. But lets looks at the profile and see how it actually handled stress. Look at the dip in the middle, where supersaturation almost vanishes. The extended stop in the 21 and 18m area, clearly has done a lot to reduce...

Yes, good experiment design wants two equal time profiles, but you can't have it when comparing two independent diving models. You need to come up with a better experiment design. One simply cannot take two different decompression models with two naturally different run times for the same...