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Visual Event Handlers within Services consist of pre-built Activity Patterns that are configured as needed for event processing. Two of these are ComputeStatistics and Analytics.
- Located in the Math category
- Collect cumulative information on events
- The Service manages the state for these activity tasks
- Developers access the state from auto-generated procedures
ComputeStatistics
This Activity Pattern accepts properties (integer or real) of an Event, and computes cumulative mean, min, max, median and standard deviations for the time duration specified by the developer.
Analytics
Analytics computes everything that ComputeStatics can, as well as several more statistics, as shown above. For both ComputeStatistics and Analytics, the task State is managed and made accessible by the State.
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