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    Integral of a point

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    • J
      johana crisbany gamez
      last edited by

      I have a component that has an entry point as a parameter and I need to show the integral of this point.
      I was testing with this:

      <ma-get-point-value  point="$ctrl.data"></ma-get-point-value>
      <ma-calc input="$ctrl.data | filter:{statistics:'INTEGRAL'} " output="$ctrl.dataIntegral"></ma-calc>
      

      but it does not work, also try this:

      <ma-get-point-value  point="$ctrl.data"></ma-get-point-value>
      <ma-point-statistics points="$ctrl.data" rendered=false  display-mode="INTEGRAL" rollup-interval="1 MONTHS"></ma-point-statistics>
      

      I was seeing some examples and after trying other options, I can't show the value in my view.

      Thanks.

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      • phildunlapP
        phildunlap
        last edited by phildunlap

        Hi johana,

        Have you seen the example pages? For instance the page at /ui/examples/statistics/get-statistics has some information like this:

        <ma-filtering-point-list ng-model="myPoint" auto-init="true" data-type="NUMERIC"></ma-filtering-point-list>
        
        <ma-point-statistics point="myPoint" from="dateBar.from" to="dateBar.to" statistics="statsObj"></ma-point-statistics>
        
        <p>
            The average for the period is {{ statsObj.average.value }} at {{ statsObj.average.timestamp | maMoment:'format':'lll' }}
        
            <br>
        
            The max value for the period is {{ statsObj.maximum.value }} at {{ statsObj.maximum.timestamp | maMoment:'format':'lll' }}
            
        </p>
        

        If the integral were mentioned there, it would probably be in some sentence like this one,

        <br>
            The integral for the period is {{ statsObj.integral.value }} and has a timestamp matching period start {{ statsObj.integral.timestamp }}
        
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        • ThomasEinastoT
          ThomasEinasto
          last edited by ThomasEinasto

          Firstly it is really hard to help if we do not know the value of your controller data.

          Secondly if I am not mistaken you have no output of ma-point-statistics hence why you cannot show any values calculated by the directive.

          Thirdly rollup-interval is not present in the directive. I assume you want to use a preset of a ma-date-range-picker.

           <ma-date-range-picker from="from" to="to" preset="LAST_1_DAYS" update-interval="5 seconds"></ma-date-range-picker>
          

          Fourthly ma-point-statistics require from and to date objects to work. So I guess correctly you should use following:

           <ma-date-range-picker from="from" to="to" preset="LAST_1_MONTHS" ></ma-date-range-picker>
          
          <ma-point-statistics points="$ctrl.data" from="from" to="to" display-mode="INTEGRAL" statistics="statsObj"></ma-point-statistics>
          
          {{statsObj}}
          

          Edit: Phil you were ahead once again. :)

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          • phildunlapP
            phildunlap
            last edited by

            Edit: Phil you were ahead once again. :)

            Your reply does add detail though, so thanks for it!

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