Added support for improvement_direction to relevant values, which is propogated to chartjson.

tools/perf/metrics/cpu.py

 # Copyright 2013 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 
 from metrics import Metric
 from telemetry.value import scalar
 
 
 class CpuMetric(Metric):
   """Calulates CPU load over a span of time."""
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   # pylint: disable=W0221
   def AddResults(self, tab, results, trace_name='cpu_utilization'):
     assert self._stop_cpu, 'Must call Stop() first'
     cpu_stats = _SubtractCpuStats(self._stop_cpu, self._start_cpu)
     # Add a result for each process type.
     for process_type in cpu_stats:
       trace_name_for_process = '%s_%s' % (trace_name, process_type.lower())
       cpu_percent = 100 * cpu_stats[process_type]
       results.AddValue(scalar.ScalarValue(
           results.current_page, 'cpu_utilization.%s' % trace_name_for_process,
-          '%', cpu_percent, important=False))
+          '%', cpu_percent, important=False, higher_is_better=False))
 
 
 def _SubtractCpuStats(cpu_stats, start_cpu_stats):
   """Computes average cpu usage over a time period for different process types.
 
   Each of the two cpu_stats arguments is a dict with the following format:
       {'Browser': {'CpuProcessTime': ..., 'TotalTime': ...},
        'Renderer': {'CpuProcessTime': ..., 'TotalTime': ...}
        'Gpu': {'CpuProcessTime': ..., 'TotalTime': ...}}
 
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     # Linux kernel starts with a value close to an overflow, so correction is
     # necessary.
     if total_time < 0:
       total_time += 2**32
     # Assert that the arguments were given in the correct order.
     assert total_time > 0 and total_time < 2**31, (
         'Expected total_time > 0, was: %d' % total_time)
     cpu_usage[process_type] = float(cpu_process_time) / total_time
   return cpu_usage