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Operations with timestamps
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Hello,
I want to generate a new binominal column in my dataset. The formula I want to give is :
when I substract two timestamps and the result is 10 seconds then put 0, else put 1.
Generally, I want my feedback every 10 seconds so if a next timestamp is after a different time , there is a problem which I have to see. So how could I do it?
Thanks in advance.
I want to generate a new binominal column in my dataset. The formula I want to give is :
when I substract two timestamps and the result is 10 seconds then put 0, else put 1.
Generally, I want my feedback every 10 seconds so if a next timestamp is after a different time , there is a problem which I have to see. So how could I do it?
Thanks in advance.
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sgenzer
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hi @Papad you can do this with Generate Attributes using the date_diff() function. It takes two timestamp attributes and calculates the difference between them in milliseconds. Just divide by 10000 and that should work for you.
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