Analyzing Time-Sensitive Data Against a Changing Baseline

·Feb 09, 2024 07:02 PM

Essentially the baseline im comparing to is rapidly changing hour by hour over time and i need to see what other data is doing in comparison to that baseline specific to the time chunk. Time is actually quite an important element itself for comparison.

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Mikyo
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Interesting, yeah we don't really have support for that at the current moment. I'm afraid dataframe manipulation is the only solve I have for you at current
Jason
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@sherry is every hour of every day for each week different or do you have 24 baselines, one for each hour (generally want to look at hour) that you want to compare only specifically with the related hour ?
Shaheryar K.
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So every hour of every day is different.. generally speaking, if i put in a days worth of data for two datasets, each time bin of the primary should be compared to the baseline from the corresponding time bin of the reference. This could be hourly. Similarly lets say I put in a weeks worth of data for two datasets, i want to again compare the time bins in this case, could be on a day by day basis!!

Mikyo
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Interesting, yeah we don't really have support for that at the current moment. I'm afraid dataframe manipulation is the only solve I have for you at current
Jason
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@sherry is every hour of every day for each week different or do you have 24 baselines, one for each hour (generally want to look at hour) that you want to compare only specifically with the related hour ?
Shaheryar K.
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So every hour of every day is different.. generally speaking, if i put in a days worth of data for two datasets, each time bin of the primary should be compared to the baseline from the corresponding time bin of the reference. This could be hourly. Similarly lets say I put in a weeks worth of data for two datasets, i want to again compare the time bins in this case, could be on a day by day basis!!