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Hi, I'm having trouble with my formula. I have a signal I'm using that plugs into two different formulas, under two different conditions. When I execute the formula, the part of the new signal that fits the first condition is perfect, but when it tries to meet the second condition it's negative and way off scale. I know that my formula is continuous and works outside of SEEQ, so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong. I've also tried inputting just the second condition into a separate formula, and it still doesn't give me the output I'm looking for. Is there something I'm missing? 

This is my formula: 

//formula for 0-70
$formula1 = 0.00000095467*$e325 ^4 - 0.000077805*$e325 ^3 + 0.0012485*$e325 ^2 + 0.078885*$e325 + 0.019834
$condition1 = $e325 <= 70
$result1 = $formula1.within($condition1)

//formula for 70-100
$formula2 = -0.00022924*$e325 ^3 + 0.0545487*$e325 ^2 - 3.99555*$e325 + 98.9223
$condition2 = $e325 > 70
$result2 = $formula2.within($condition2)

//combine formulas
$combinedResult1 = $result1.splice($result2, $condition2)

$combinedResult1.setUnits('')

 

Edited by Maria
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Hi Maria,

as your source signal is measured in % you need to make it unitless. Otherwise the calculation will be affected by the units. 70%*70% = 49% in Seeq.

So try:

$signal = $e325.setunits('')
//formula for 0-70
$formula1 = 0.00000095467*$signal ^4 - 0.000077805*$signal ^3 + 0.0012485*$signal ^2 + 0.078885*$signal + 0.019834
$condition1 = $signal <= 70
$result1 = $formula1.within($condition1)

//formula for 70-100
$formula2 = -0.00022924*$signal ^3 + 0.0545487*$signal ^2 - 3.99555*$signal + 98.9223
$condition2 = $signal > 70
$result2 = $formula2.within($condition2)

//combine formulas
$combinedResult1 = $result1.splice($result2, $condition2)

$combinedResult1.setUnits('')

 

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Regards,

Thorsten

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