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How should October 2009 reports be compared with January 2010 reports given the change in the reporting methodology?

April 26, 2017given january 2010 methodology october 2009 reports

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How should October 2009 reports be compared with January 2010 reports given the change in the reporting methodology?

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The changes made for January 2010 reporting mean the October 2009 and January 2010 data cannot be easily compared. The two formulas measure different impacts, thus comparing one number to the other is not meaningful and results in an apples and oranges comparison.