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FIWARE.Request.Tech.Data.CEP.How to detect sudden increase or decrease in value for an event using proton run time?

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    • Type: Monitor
    • Status: Closed
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Done
    • Affects Version/s: None
    • Fix Version/s: 2021
    • Component/s: FIWARE-TECH-HELP
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      Created question in FIWARE Q/A platform on 11-01-2016 at 07:01
      Please, ANSWER this question AT http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34715787/how-to-detect-sudden-increase-or-decrease-in-value-for-an-event-using-proton-run

      Question:
      How to detect sudden increase or decrease in value for an event using proton run time?

      Description:
      I am developing an application using proton CEP and Orion Context Broker. I have sensor that updates the temperature and CEP gets the temperature update as an event. I want the CEP to produce an alert if there is a difference of 10 than the last temperature.

      For example:
      The last update from sensor is 35. If the next update is less than 26 or greater than 45 I need CEP to produce an alert.

      How can I write a rule to achieve this?

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        15h 48m 1 Fabiana Fournier 14/Jan/16 9:51 AM
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        Summary FIWARE.Question.Tech.How to detect sudden increase or decrease in value for an event using proton run time? FIWARE.Request.Tech.Data.CEP.How to detect sudden increase or decrease in value for an event using proton run time?
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        Summary [fiware-stackoverflow] How to detect sudden increase or decrease in value for an event using proton run time? FIWARE.Question.Tech.How to detect sudden increase or decrease in value for an event using proton run time?
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          • Assignee:
            TALI Fabiana Fournier
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            backlogmanager Backlog Manager
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