Deviation Configuration
- Gregor Große-Bölting (Unlicensed)
- Stefanie Schröder (Unlicensed)
An absolute deviation is defined in the following format:
label: measure - base
A percentage deviation as follows:
label: measure % base
Where label is a string (that is, a word or identifier), base is the 0-indexed index of the base series, and measure is the 0-indexed index of the Measure series. Multiple definitions can be separated by comma. For example, by this configuration:
abs: 1 - 0, perc: 1 % 0
two deviation diagrams are created in which the second value axis represents the measure and the first value axis represents the base. The first diagram is an absolute deviation diagram corresponding to the text label "abs"; The second diagram is a percentage with the appropriate label "perc". Please note that the following formulas are used to calculate the deviation.
