Update README and rename Mean to Average

README.md

@@ -112,19 +112,21 @@ At the end of all benchmarks gomu gomu will collect the results into a single js
 
 - `users`: The amount of goose users used to do the benchmarks, changed by `concurrency`
 
-- `all_bench_report`: A report over all benchmarks done
+- `all_bench_report`: A report over all benchmarks done, has a portion of metrics that `benches` has
 
 - `benches`: A array of reports for all benchmarks
 
   - `name`: The name of the benchmark
   - `amount`: How many times this benchmark was ran
-  - `metrics`: An array of metrics over the whole benchmark
+  - `metrics`: Metrics over the whole benchmark
 
     - `name`: The name of the metric
     - `unit`: The unit of the metric, empty when there is no unit
     - `value`: The metrics value, a number
 
       - For floats, `Infinite` and `NaN` are not JSON numbers and thus will be turned into `null`
+      - Values gotten from submission time are calculated from the latency to add a new transaction to the node
+      - Values gotten from verification time are calculated from the latency to get the transaction receipt after the transactions have been processed
 
   - `last_x_blocks_metrics`: Metrics over the last blocks of the benchmark
 

src/metrics.rs

@@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ impl BenchmarkReport {
                 value: requests.min_time.into(),
             },
             MetricResult {
-                name: "Mean Submission Time",
+                name: "Average Submission Time",
                 unit: "milliseconds",
                 value: (requests.total_time as f64 / scenario.counter as f64).into(),
             },
@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ impl BenchmarkReport {
                 value: verification_requests.raw_data.minimum_time.into(),
             },
             MetricResult {
-                name: "Mean Verification Time",
+                name: "Average Verification Time",
                 unit: "milliseconds",
                 value: (verification_requests.raw_data.total_time as f64 / scenario.counter as f64)
                     .into(),