topic Re: Fourier Analysis in qlikview in QlikView

Fourier Analysis in qlikview

eddie666 — Wed, 25 Nov 2020 16:16:04 GMT

Hello.

Ive looked everywhere, but cant find this.

I would like to take a discrete fourier transform of some of my data in the script load in qlikview.

This will almost certainly involve a couple of loops within a resident table, but manually coded looping

within the load script is a bit of a mystery to me - also setting variables and so on.

Does anyone know if this has been done before, and if so where I might find some example code?

Its actually quite a simple calculation, but it does involve a couple of nested loops, and

I dont think qlikview syntax is made for it?

Sure it must be possible.

Any help much appreciated !

Thanks

Re: Fourier Analysis in qlikview

eddie666 — Thu, 27 Jul 2017 07:36:44 GMT

OK found the answer myself. this may be useful to someone. I hope so.

Its extremely slow for large amount of records because of the two loops.

Speeding it up is the next challenge!

DAY is a table containing rows of sampled signal data in column FORDKWH

[DFT Table] contains 3 columns/fields

k - frequency number

REAL - real co-efficients - amplitudes of Cosine harmonics

IMAG - imaginary co-efficients - amplitudes of Sine harmonics.

Will post more if I manage to speed this up -

Let table='DAY';
let field='FORDKWH';

Let N= NoOfRows('$(table)'); // N=number of data points
Let K=$(N); // K = frequency number.
// frequency loop - corresponds to rows of table
for k= 0 to $(K)-1
let totalreal=0;
let totalimag=0;
// inner loop for SUM
for n = 0 to $(N)-1
Let kwh = Peek('$(field)',$(n),'$(table)');
let angle=2*Pi()*$(k)*$(n)/$(N);
let totalreal = $(totalreal) + $(kwh)*cos($(angle));
let totalimag = $(totalimag) - $(kwh)*sin($(angle));
next
totalreal=$(totalreal)/$(N);
totalimag=$(totalimag)/$(N);

[DFT Table]:
LOAD
$(k) AS k,
$(totalreal) AS REAL,
$(totalimag) AS IMAG
AutoGenerate 1;
Next;

Re: Fourier Analysis in qlikview

MarcoWedel — Thu, 03 Aug 2017 00:04:41 GMT

Hi,

maybe one solution might be:

LET table='DAY';
LET field='FORDKWH';
LET N= NoOfRows('$(table)');

FOR k= 0 to N-1
[DFT Table]:
LOAD $(k) AS k,
    Sum($(field)*cos(2*Pi()*$(k)*(RecNo()-1)/$(N)))/$(N) as REAL,
    Sum(-$(field)*sin(2*Pi()*$(k)*(RecNo()-1)/$(N)))/$(N) as IMAG
Resident $(table);
NEXT;

hope this helps

regards

Marco

Re: Fourier Analysis in qlikview

jcamps — Thu, 03 Aug 2017 13:37:55 GMT

Wow, this so much reminds me of my studies, never thought I'd see Fourier and Qlik in the same post!

Re: Fourier Analysis in qlikview

eddie666 — Thu, 03 Aug 2017 22:33:00 GMT

wow! that ran fast. THanks very much!