On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 11:54 AM, Knut Staring wrote:
> I have a similar requirment, where the weekly disease trend this year
> needs to be compared to the average of the 3 previous years. I have done
> this with custom javascript but would be nice to have it available
>
This would be what the
I have a similar requirment, where the weekly disease trend this year needs
to be compared to the average of the 3 previous years. I have done this
with custom javascript but would be nice to have it available
On 31 Mar 2014 15:04, "Ola Hodne Titlestad" wrote:
> Hi Randy,
>
> To me this sounds l
Hi Randy and Kenneth,
Jason is correct above. If you need the average consumption you should use
the "average" aggregation operator.
Note that you can only have one aggregation operator defined per data
element. This becomes a problem if you usually want to see the sum of
consumption, but for a s
Hi Randy,
To me this sounds like the new surveillance type of validation rules is a
better match.
Have you looked at that?
We would then somehow need to expose those formula values in the Web API
somehow, so that they can be used in reports etc.
Ola
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31. mars 2014 09:01 skrev "Wilson,Rand
My understanding is that 'D' is selected where you use the indicator.
It just counts the days in the period were we use the indicator.
2014-03-31 10:27 GMT+02:00 Brajesh Murari :
> Hi Jason,
>
> Can you elaborate and provide us little more info about "D" !
>
> Say for example,
> eg. Indicator =
Hi Jason,
Can you elaborate and provide us little more info about "D" !
Say for example,
eg. Indicator = ( ("Data Element A" + "Data Element B") / D )
Here data for "Data Element A" is collected monthly and data for "Data Element
B" is collected
quarterly, than in this use case what would b
Randy:
I think if we make the data element aggregation type = 'average' we can
just select the period and we will have our result, given that the data
element is collected monthly.
2014-03-31 10:08 GMT+02:00 Kenneth Børtveit :
> Thank you, I was trying to get a grip on how 'D' works and how I co
Thank you, I was trying to get a grip on how 'D' works and how I could use
it.
2014-03-31 10:01 GMT+02:00 Jason Pickering :
> Hi.
>
> Just a minor clarification, in that "D" will return the current number of
> days in a given period, not necessarily a given month.
>
> Lets say you collect data m
Hi.
Just a minor clarification, in that "D" will return the current number of
days in a given period, not necessarily a given month.
Lets say you collect data monthly. When you look at monthly aggregated
data, the "D" will always equal to the number of days the month. However,
if you look at aggr
Thank you Brajesh, that covers it.
2014-03-31 9:22 GMT+02:00 Brajesh Murari :
> eg. Indicator = ( Data Element / (D * 3) )
>
> Here D indicates number of days in current month.
>
> ie. if number of days in current month == 30
> than or (D+D+D) or (D*3) will return 90
>
> Similarly, if number o
eg. Indicator = ( Data Element / (D * 3) )
Here D indicates number of days in current month.
ie. if number of days in current month == 30
than or (D+D+D) or (D*3) will return 90
Similarly, if number of days in current month == 31
than or (D+D+D) or (D*3) will return 93
Similarly, if number
Actually we need to create an indicator that sums the data over the last 3
months and divides by 3 - e.g. average monthly consumption for the past 3
months.
Similarly we will need a function to average the number of cases of epidemic
prone disease over the past 6 months and then check to see of
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