POWER
About the function
Returns the result of a time series or number raised to a power. The function
uses the equation y=xn. x and n can be a time series or a number.
The result series has the same resolution as the input time series.
Syntax
- POWER(d|t,d|t)
Description
| # | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | d | Numerical value used for the number x in the equation. |
| 1 | t | Time series used for the number x in the equation. |
| 2 | d | Numerical value used for the exponential factor n in the equation. |
| 2 | t | Time series used for the exponential factor n in the equation. |
Example
Example 1: @POWER(t,d)
Waterlevel_hour_operative = @POWER(@t('Waterlevel_hour_raw'),2)
Example 2: @POWER(d,t)
Waterlevel_hour_operative = @POWER(2,@t('Waterlevel_hour_raw'))
Example 3: @POWER(t,t)
Waterlevel_hour_operative = @POWER(@t('Waterlevel_hour_raw'),@t('Waterlevel_hour_raw'),)
Example 4: @POWER(d,d)
RS4 = @POWER(4,2)
Example 4 returns the number 16 (4 to the power of 2).