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I'm using Scaphandre to monitor the power usage of a certain process. My goal is to simply compute the energy consumption (in Joules) for this process running for a given duration. However, I'm not sure if I fully understand the power measurements coming from Scaphandre. Are they the current power level at the time of measuring? So in order to compute the energy consumption $E$ over a duration $t$ with $N$ number of power measurements $P_n$, I would have to compute the average power level $\hat{P}$ and multiply by the duration $t$:
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Hi,
I'm using Scaphandre to monitor the power usage of a certain process. My goal is to simply compute the energy consumption (in Joules) for this process running for a given duration. However, I'm not sure if I fully understand the power measurements coming from Scaphandre. Are they the current power level at the time of measuring? So in order to compute the energy consumption$E$ over a duration $t$ with $N$ number of power measurements $P_n$ , I would have to compute the average power level $\hat{P}$ and multiply by the duration $t$ :
Or in Python:
This would then be independent of the time between measurements, but the shorter time I have, the more accurate the readings will be?
I apologize for asking very basic questions, but I would like to confirm that this is correct :)
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