OUTSIDE
About the function
Returns a logical time series by testing an expression towards an upper and a lower limit.
The result series has the same resolution as the input time series.
Syntax
- OUTSIDE(d,t,d[,s])
- OUTSIDE(t,t,t[,s])
Description
| # | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | d or t | Numerical value, lower limit or Time series of numerical values, lower limit. |
| 2 | t | Current time series to be tested. |
| 3 | d or t | Numerical value, upper limit or Time series of numerical values, upper limit. |
| 4 | s | Optional. Default value (no code): min > expression or expression > max 'LOHI': min >= expression or expression >= max 'LOW': min >= expression or expression > max 'HIGH': min > expression or expression >= max |
Example
Example 1: @OUTSIDE(d,t,d)
Temperature_hour_VV = @OUTSIDE(0, @t('Temperature_hour_raw'), 12)
Values in @t('Temperature_hour_raw') 12 are evaluated to true (1). Other values and NaN are evaluated to false (0). Here values on both the lower limit 0 and upper limit 12 are evaluated to false.
Example 2: @OUTSIDE(d,t,d,s)
Temperature_hour_VV = @OUTSIDE(0, @t('Temperature_hour_raw'), 12, 'LOHI')
Values in @t('Temperature_hour_raw') ≤0 and ≥12 are evaluated to true (1), other values and NaN are evaluated to false (0). Here values on both the lower limit 0 and upper limit 12 are evaluated to true.
Temperature_hour_VV = @OUTSIDE(0, @t('Temperature_hour_raw'), 12, 'LOW')
Values in @t('Temperature_hour_raw') ≤0 and > 12 are evaluated to true (1), other values and NaN are evaluated to false (0). Here values on the lower limit 0 are evaluated to true and values on the upper limit 12 are evaluated to false.
Temperature_hour_VV = @OUTSIDE(0, @t('Temperature_hour_raw'), 12, 'HIGH')
Values in @t('Temperature_hour_raw') < 0 and ≥ 12 are evaluate to true (1), other values and NaN are evaluated to false (0). Here values on the lower limit 0 are evaluated to false and values on the upper limit 12 are evaluated to true.