So, my general pattern was:

1.  Identify a variable that isn't surely a member vs. local.
2. Make it a member with a proper prefix or a local variable. 
3. Put a C++ initializer for it in the right class.

These stragglers are once that weren't clearly local or member. They are updated on some passes of analyzeSamples but it's not clear if that's just because the logic is inconsistent or they were really intended to store state across calls to analyzeSamples. I was going to ask you to take a look at them and leaving them w/o the m_ prefix was kind of a bookmark to myself for "these haven't been vetted yet".