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| This function is used to calculate a [[data-driven lag|data-driven lag time]] based on a // | This function is used to calculate a [[data-driven lag|data-driven lag time]] based on a // | ||
| - | Use this if the source of your lag is being **counted** or **totalised** instead of being measured as a **rate**. Note that in many industrial applications, | + | Use this if the source of your lag is being **counted** or **totalised** instead of being measured as a **rate**. Note that in many industrial applications, |
| For example, you might have a conveyor system measuring how many meters you've moved. If Sensor X is 50m away from Sensor Y, you can calculate the //time lag// between Y and X by going backwards and finding out how long it took for 50m of conveyor to pass. | For example, you might have a conveyor system measuring how many meters you've moved. If Sensor X is 50m away from Sensor Y, you can calculate the //time lag// between Y and X by going backwards and finding out how long it took for 50m of conveyor to pass. | ||