Jake Hartnell
Jake Hartnell
Hmmmm, this is a really good question, need to think about this...
Not sure it's really been discussed before. Does anyone feel strongly about this?
Looks good, any thoughts on the failing test?
Done. To use it: 1. Make sure you have docker installed 2. `docker-compose up`
This is almost done, all that's left is to customize the Grafana container by copying `packages/cg-grafana/thing-dashboard.js` to `public/dashboards/`
Agreed, we should have some utilities for detecting when sensors are malfunctioning. When you have a temperature that's reporting 6,000 C something is obviously wrong.
There are actually a decent amount of open source libraries for this: - https://github.com/nathanielc/morgoth - https://github.com/twitter/AnomalyDetection - https://github.com/uhho/anomaly-detector - https://github.com/KenanSulayman/anomaly - https://github.com/sergibondarenko/anomaly-finder
I was thinking about this on the plane, this issue is mislabel as we can easily detect anomalies now. What's wanted is the ability to filter out anomalies. This library...
To address this issue there is a new inBounds() method in Grow.js v0.4.7, to be used as above. We may create a list of default sensible bounds for common sensor...
> Are they simply a collection of constants? Yes. I think it would be simply be an extension of the thing schema. See: https://github.com/aruntk/grow-graphql-api/blob/master/src/schema/things.js We could modify it to have...