I'm sure this issue has been addressed on this forum, but after a bit of a trawl I haven't been able to find anything to answer my question. If this is a recurring question, please just redirect me, as I appreciate people coming with the same old questions can get a bit tiring!
I'm in my first week or so of using a Libre2, and am finding that individual log readings often diverge from the graph line - usually the log readings are higher than the graph reaches, and occur when I get a spike, where the reading dot sits higher than the graph peak. I've read elsewhere that this is because the Libre2 algorithm 'predicts' what the actual reading should be, but some posters say that it's the graph that's more accurate, others that it's the individual reading.. I'm guessing that the graph smooths the data, and ignores readings that suddenly jump, and I happen to be getting the 'jump'? Could anyone clarify please? (And is there any way I can download the actual data?).
I'm in my first week or so of using a Libre2, and am finding that individual log readings often diverge from the graph line - usually the log readings are higher than the graph reaches, and occur when I get a spike, where the reading dot sits higher than the graph peak. I've read elsewhere that this is because the Libre2 algorithm 'predicts' what the actual reading should be, but some posters say that it's the graph that's more accurate, others that it's the individual reading.. I'm guessing that the graph smooths the data, and ignores readings that suddenly jump, and I happen to be getting the 'jump'? Could anyone clarify please? (And is there any way I can download the actual data?).
