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Validation check programming information

  • Last UpdatedSep 25, 2024
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The parameters to the Validation Check procedure provide information that can be used when coding the constraints.

Parameter

Description

columnName

The column in the dtMeterData table for which statistics are being calculated in this run of check()

dtMeterData

The historical meter data that is included in the analysis. This data is in the Internal Storage profile. Each row is a record and includes the data columns that are displayed in the Meter Data Editor. Invalid data has been excluded from the analysis.

granularity

A string that provides the primary history granularity: "Minutely", "Hourly", etc.

min

The minimum value for this column over the time range.

max

The maximum value for this column over the time range.

avg

The average value for this column over the time range.

fwa

The flow-weighted average for this column over the time range. This is calculated using the "volume" column for flow.

std dev #

The standard deviation configured for this analysis.

kurtosis

The kurtosis allows the user to gauge the presence of outliers in the dataset. A 'peaked' or 'high' kurtosis has a number of outliers in the dataset.

A flat, or low, kurtosis indicates that there are fewer outliers in the dataset.

If the data is 'peaked', it has a number of outliers, with the majority of the data forming a 'peak' on the graph. This makes it easy to identify the proper validation limit, as most of the data congregates within one area and the rest of it is likely to be invalid.

In the event that the data is 'flat', this means that the data is more uniform with fewer outliers, appearing flatter. This makes it likely that the proper validation limits should be further apart. Additionally, a dataset that is extremely flat makes it difficult to differentiate between valid and invalid data.

skew

How skewed the distribution is. Skew, in effect, measures symmetry. A skewed dataset will not appear symmetrical in any way, making the proper validation limits difficult to identify because they may not be clustered together.

currentLow

The current low threshold value entered for this column.

currentHigh

The current high threshold value entered for this column.

low

The recommended new low value to allow the configured percent of data to pass the validation check.

high

The recommended new high value to allow the configured percent of data to pass the validation check.

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