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Hi
Great job, I have a question, I saw you have a data set to apply Kalman Filter, so, It's possible apply to real time data??
Sorry I newby in javascript
Best regards
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Yes, it is meant to be used with real time data :)
As in the example (this is ES6):
import KalmanFilter from 'kalmanjs'; const kf = new KalmanFilter(); console.log(filteredValue = kf.filter( readRealTimeValueFromSomething() )); ... later ... console.log(filteredValue = kf.filter( readRealTimeValueFromSomething() ));
Each time you receive / measure a new data point just apply filter() and you will receive the filtered value. Does that help you?
See also: https://wouterbulten.nl/blog/tech/lightweight-javascript-library-for-noise-filtering/
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Hi
Great job, I have a question, I saw you have a data set to apply Kalman Filter, so, It's possible apply to real time data??
Sorry I newby in javascript
Best regards
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: