Kathryn

Hi Allison, I am our company's Seeq Analytics Engineer. I am at Honeywell, South Africa.

Do you know if there is a way with the histogram to display the count values on each of the bars?

Great! Thank you!

Is there a way to count capsules? For example, I have created a value search in my data to show me all values above 70%. This forms capsules at the top of my timeframe. However I would like to now count how many capsules are in the selected timeframe (ie from November to January). I have tried using the "count" formula however it is showing a trend with a value every time the value search shows above 70%. I am looking for something that will tell me there were 87 capsules in the timeframe. And if I change the timeframe, then this value would change. I hope this makes sense. Thank you!

Is there a way to use Seeq to filter chattering alarms out of data? For example, I have data in CSV format that I have extracted from an alarms and events journal. I now wish to filter this data to remove any chattering which can be defined as having the same alarm activate more than twice in one minute. The data in this file has numerous types of alarms (+- 1000 unique alarm entries). Would I need to filter the data for each unique alarm first before further analysis with Seeq? What formula could I use to then filter out any chattering data? I have used binary data to indicate the alarm on/off state. Then I tried to create a minute time period using period(1min) and then using a condition to look for all the "on" alarms which are shown as 1. However from here I am unsure how to use a filter to set it to remove any "on" data that occurs more than twice in a 1 min period. Also, it would be useful to have a moving time-period interval if possible.