23 docs tagged with "timeseries"

An insight report that shows which timeseries and curves use the calendars and expiry calendars you select

EventCurve, EventTimeSeries, SmartCurve, and SmartTimeSeries in the Python SDK

A CurveSeries is a curve held as a timeseries of delivery periods: one value for each period in the calendar, for example each hour of a power curve, with the curve date it belongs to. It has all the properties and methods of a TimeSeries.

An insight report that summarises the data stored in every data environment, with the differences from production and where work last happened

An insight report that lists the definition of a timeseries or curve, with the date range and the lowest and highest values for event and smart timeseries

A Dataset Monitoring insight that lists the event lists a dataset loads into and the event curves and event timeseries built from them

An EventTimeSeries is a timeseries built from the events in an event list, using one property of the events as the value. It is built when it is read, so it always reflects the latest events. See also EventCurve.

Export timeseries, curves, events and master data from a group, a search or a list of ids as CSV, TSV, Excel, JSON, JSON Lines, XML or HTML, with filters on curve tenors and event fields

The data, calculations, automations and scripts behind the Simple Portfolio extension, with ODSL examples

A Metric TimeSeries dynamically pulls metrics from a metric provider

A MissingValue is a real variable but it doesn’t have a value yet, it is usually used in TimeSeries to represent a TimeValue in a calendar that has no value

An insight report that shows a timeseries or a curve tenor as a heatmap of month by month and year by year percentage changes, to reveal seasonal patterns

A Smart TimeSeries is an expression that builds TimeSeries on demand

Timeseries data type

Introduction to Timeseries

A timeseries is a list of values which are indexed by dates. A timeseries could be the price of a particular stock recorded at a certain time of each day (say the time that the stock exchange closes)

How Smart TimeSeries and Event TimeSeries builds are triggered by automations

Date ranges for timeseries explained

A TimeValue represents a single observed value in a timeseries

An introduction to the Smart Data extension, one screen to create, preview, build and track the smart curves and smart timeseries of your company

An introduction to the Validation extension, which checks curves and timeseries and keeps a record of every result

Working with timeseries in the Excel Add-in

Exploring a few aspects of TimeSeries in the OpenDataDSL language