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How would you go about calculating the deviation of one signal (in this case the bushing well 01 temp signal) from a setpoint signal? Please see the following signals below.

Hi all, So I am trying to create a linear forecast that has a constantly changing training duration as one of the parameter. For example : $inputsignal.ForecastLinear($durationsignal,forecastduration) This is because sometimes the input signal has a step change and I would want to reset the forecast duration to start again from this step change. Is this something possible to execute? or is there any alternative method? Thanks all.

FAQ: I would like to capture the value of a signal at the exact center of each capsule within a condition. Is there a way to do this with Seeq? Solution: 1. Begin with your signal and the condition over which you want the middle value in the display pane. 2. Open a new formula window and use the getMiddles() function to create a zero length capsule at the center of each capsule within your condition of interest. $myCondition.getMiddles() Note, depending on which tool what used to create the red condition shown in your screenshot, you may need to add a max capsule duration during this step as well. If you receive an error saying that the condition needs a maximum duration, try instead: $myCondition.removelongerthan(1d).getMiddles() the 1d in the removelongerthan() function above applies a max capsule duration of 1d to $mycondition. Ensure your max capsule duration is longer than the longest capsule in your condition. 3. Now you can use the Signal from Condition tool to calculate the value of your signal during each capsule of your "middle of each capsule" condition. Note: The statistic you select is not important here because the capsule is infinitesimally small so Average, Median, Value at End, etc will return the same value. The final result in chain view: