Hi,
I have some data that are becoming very large. Each series > millions.
To show such a dataset I will need to decimate, I guess, the data, otherwise the plotting becomes really slow.
Question is, do I have to decimate before adding to TLineSeries or is there any inbuilt decimation available?
Would be great if one could specify how many points to show (plot) for a Serie, regardless how many points are available within the series itself.
Totte
TLineSeries and decimation
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Re: TLineSeries and decimation
Hi Totte,
In that case I recommend you to follow the approach explained at the Real-time Charting article at http://www.teechart.net/reference/articles/index.php.To show such a dataset I will need to decimate, I guess, the data, otherwise the plotting becomes really slow.
There's a built-in mechanism. This is DownSampling function and I explained how it works here.Question is, do I have to decimate before adding to TLineSeries or is there any inbuilt decimation available?
There's not a fixed number of points you can display in a series/chart. The only limitation here is the memory of the machine where the application runs.Would be great if one could specify how many points to show (plot) for a Serie, regardless how many points are available within the series itself.
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