The Audio Graphs API has some very nice features aside from being able to consume the graph as audio. You can give it a summary and it will also provide your users with trends, correlations, outliers... and statistics like min and max or the mean.
Day 96
Audio Graphs trends, outliers, and stats
22 Aug 2022
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