Unusual rows, with why
Sensor readings that look wrong
Which sensor readings are unusual?
Unusual rows, with whyIllustration with sample data
- #5310Unusual▲ ×12
- #5317
- #5324Unusual▲ ×6
- #5331
- #5338
The problem
Thousands of readings an hour; the one that matters scrolls past on a dashboard nobody watches.
What you get
Check these lines before a small drift becomes a stop.
What you need
Sensor readings over time: temperature, pressure, vibration, current. No labels needed.
How it works
- 01
Open it with sample data, or pick one of your tables.
- 02
The settings are already filled in; change them if you like.
- 03
Run it, read the result in plain words, and use it on new rows.
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