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I am the end-user in Ram’s question. I’d like to also ask if it is possible to define percent of good values in charts. For example, a good value might be interpreted as:one good value per hour; or one good value per 15 minutesAs an example: If a good value is defined as a value every hour, then having 4380 hourly values in a year would be 50% good data in the year.
Thanks @Eric Stein-Beldring. My time series are all pressure readings currently. It seems like I have to create a synthetic time series that represents good or bad data for each hour. How can I do that? Also, I am thinking how I can make this calculation more quickly since I have more than 50 time series that I would like to evaluate?
Hi @Eric Stein-Beldring, could you explain how the `sliding window integration` works? I am trying to use it to show a rolling 1-year cumulative sum, but when I entered 365 days into the integration window, it gave me an error “UserValueError('Integration time window length too long compared to the time window of the dataset.')”. I tried half a year and the result seems valid although I would like it to extend to as far back as my data set time window.
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