[rrd-users] PREDICT

2011-05-10 Thread Michel de Lange
Hello again dear experts, I would like to use the functionality of CDEF and PREDICT, like this: rrdtool.exe graph test.png DEF:value=mydb.rrd:count:AVERAGE CDEF:predict=600,-2,300,value,PREDICT LINE1:var#FF but I get this error here: ERROR: invalid rpn expression in: 600,-2,300,value,PRED

Re: [rrd-users] PREDICT: How does it work?

2010-10-20 Thread Martin Sperl
Hi! t0/t1/... is just the timestamp for which you are calculating the "prediction". The Computation made is: F(t0)=AVG[ (t0-shift1-window ; t0-shift1) ; (t0-shift2-window;t0-shift2);... ] For other Predictions you have to use Holt-Winters forcasting during Data gathering, but I have never used

[rrd-users] PREDICT: How does it work?

2010-10-20 Thread Etienne-Marie de Boissieu
More precisely with an example : rrdtool create example/example.rrd \ --start 10 \ --step 1 \ DS:consoelec:COUNTER:2:U:U \ RRA:AVERAGE:0.5:1:10 \ rrdtool update example/example.rrd 11:1 rrdtool updat

[rrd-users] PREDICT: How does it work?

2010-10-20 Thread Etienne-Marie de Boissieu
I use the PREDICT function but i don't understand the operations made by rrd. I have several questions: -How does rrd set t0 and what is gap between NOW and t0? -What is the comptutation made by rrd? Is it (for value at sample t0): Avg[ Avg(t0-shift1-window ; t0-shift1) ; Avg(t0-shift2-windo