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How to analyze a box plot
The box plot can be used to simplify a static analysis into a single figure. Below are the definitions :
- Series : list of values to be analyzed
- Series name : Category analyzed
- 1st quantile (Q1) : threshold at -25% of average
- 2nd quantile (Q2) : this is the average
- 3rd quantile (Q3) : threshold at +25% of the mean
- Median : The median is the midpoint of a data set, so that 50% of units have a value less than or equal to the median and 50% of units have a value greater than or equal to the median.
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Detailed description of difficulty modes
Very Easy: Standard form with 7 fields. Dimensions, positions, HTML IDs, and label alignments are stable and fixed. Ideal for beginners.
Easy: Similar to Very Easy mode, but with 10 fields to fill.
Medium: Form with 15 fields where HTML IDs change dynamically on each refresh. Static RPA selectors will fail.
Intermediate: 17 fields with dynamic IDs and random form positioning on the screen.
Hard: 20 fields. In addition to dynamic IDs and positioning, labels are no longer aligned with their corresponding input fields.
Very Hard: 20 fields. Field dimensions and name attributes also change dynamically.
Extremely Hard: 20 fields. Adds invisible inputs hidden in the HTML code to trick naive robots.
Ultra Hard: 20 fields. Invisible inputs use advanced CSS masking techniques.
Ultra Ultra Hard: Fields are encapsulated inside a first-level iframe, forcing the robot to switch document context.
Almost Impossible: The ultimate level. The form is nested inside multiple levels of randomly nested iframes.