Hey guys,
I am using the Drools Fusion temporal parameters to try to detect if two
events have *any* overlap between the two of them. Can anyone suggest the
cleanest way to do this using the temporal parameters? Currently I am
comparing the two events using 'overlaps', 'overlappedby', 'includes' a
Try switching the rule dialect to “mvel” and setting a debug point in the
consequences section.
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Eugene Shvartsman
code4dc
On May 27, 2014 at 4:48:49 AM, Péter Gergely, Horváth (h.pe...@mailbox.hu)
wrote:
I am evaluating Drools 6 for one of our projects but found a strange issue with
Guys thank you so much for that quick response and fantastic solutions!!
Davide, thank you for your input! The 2nd approach would be very useful
especially if I have to go from detecting unbroken trends to detecting
statical trends!
laune, I used your approach and it gave me exactly the kind of f
Hey guys,
I am trying to come up with a way to get Drools to detect a trend in a
dataset. The data is very basic and looks something like this:
(each row represents an object in the WM)
Time Value
10:001
11:002
12:003
01:001
02:00