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Description |
Returns the sum of the input time-series at each time sample. |
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Input |
Time Series: Multiple (Single or multiple time-series) |
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Parameters |
None |
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Output |
Transformed Time Series: Single |
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Available in |
Alerts, Composites, Dashboards |
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The SumSeries function is one of the most commonly used in Anodot. It provides the most straightforward way to sum a group of time-series, resulting in a single time-series. This is useful to monitor the summed behavior of multiple metrics.
Usage Example
The following metrics track the average traffic volume in different road segments:
Note that the graph displays only 10 out of 99 total metrics:
After applying the SumSeries function, the result is a single time-series:
And the graph displays the sum of all time samples across all 99 metrics:
Note: An identical result can be achieved using the GroupBy function, with Sum aggregation over the measurement ("What"):
