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It would be nice if I could specify the degree of an exp. for instance y = Ax^n+Bx^n-1+...+c would be a univariate polynomial of n’th order. For my specific usecase, x is the timeseries while {A, B,…,C} are constants.see attached picture cognite_2.png for current implantation of a second order univariate polynomial. while the current set-up is very configurable, it is a bit on the cumbersome side for higher order polynomials, which is very common for flow related calculations.
can you enable scrolling just for the section of the page where one creates the logic? (see attached picture) it would be nice if I could specify the degree of an exp. for instance y = ax^b+c would be a second order exp, For my specific usecase a = timeseries, b = constant and c = constant.
Can you enable scrolling just for the section of the page where one creates the logic? see attached picture cognite_1.png
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