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[Feature request (NT)] - Low-Pass Filter for Dashboard Plot (Dashboard Sink) #336

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zangjiucheng opened this issue Jan 12, 2025 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #361
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[Feature request (NT)] - Low-Pass Filter for Dashboard Plot (Dashboard Sink) #336

zangjiucheng opened this issue Jan 12, 2025 · 0 comments · May be fixed by #361
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zangjiucheng commented Jan 12, 2025

Feature Description

The dashboard currently displays plots generated from various source messages. However, noisy data often passes through, causing unexpected graph scaling and reduced clarity. To address this, a Low-Pass Filter feature will be implemented.

Expected Behavior

  • A Low-Pass Filter option will be available in the Settings Panel on the right side of the dashboard.
  • Users can configure the filter to suppress values that exceed or fall below the specified threshold, effectively reducing noise in the graph.
  • The graph will update dynamically based on the filter settings, ensuring a clean and accurate representation of the data.
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Key Features

  • Low-Pass Filter Toggle: Enable or disable the filter functionality.
  • Threshold Configuration: Input fields or sliders to specify upper and lower threshold values for the filter.
  • Dynamic Plot Update: The plot will automatically adjust to display only data within the configured range.

Additional Context

This feature is intended to enhance user experience by:

  • Improving graph readability.
  • Mitigating the impact of outlier data points.
  • Allowing users to focus on the most relevant data within their desired range.
@zangjiucheng zangjiucheng added enhancement New feature or request good first issue Good for newcomers labels Jan 12, 2025
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