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=='''LinReg(C1)''': Calculation of the regression line.==
=='''LinReg(C1)''': Calculation of the regression line.==
* The function only runs on scatter plot curves.
* The function runs on time series and scatter plot curves.
* [[GVIEW2D: Calculation Examples#Example: Scatter plot|Example]]
* [[GVIEW2D: Calculation Examples#Example: Scatter plot|Example Scatterplot]]


=='''Modulo(C1,Value)''': Calculation of the modulo with respect to a value.==
=='''Modulo(C1,Value)''': Calculation of the modulo with respect to a value.==

Latest revision as of 14:43, 9 August 2021


C1+C2: Sum of data curves.

  • Adds the values of two visualized data curves.
  • The function runs on curves of type time series or depth profiles.

C1-C2: Difference between data curves.

  • Subtracts the values of two visualized data curves.
  • The function runs on curves of type time series or depth profiles.

C1*C2: Product of data curves.

  • Multiplies the values of two visualized data curves.
  • The function runs on curves of type time series or depth profiles.

C1+Value: Add a value to a data curve.

  • The function runs on curves of type time series or depth profiles.

C1*Value: Multiply a data curve by a value.

  • The function runs on curves of type time series or depth profiles.

d/dt(C1): Derivative with respect to time.

  • The function only runs on time series data.
  • Example

GlMitt(C1): Calculation of the Moving average.

  • The function only runs on time series data.
  • Example

ScatPlot(C1;C2): Correlation diagramm/Scatter plot.

  • The function only runs on time series data.
  • Example

LinReg(C1): Calculation of the regression line.

Modulo(C1,Value): Calculation of the modulo with respect to a value.

  • The function runs on curves of type time series or depth profiles.
  • Typical example of usage: To bound angle values to the range [0,360].



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