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Location: Generate Training data menu , send button
After the user pressed the send button the waveform he selected is send to the FFT API as a JSON Object. Right now the /check-request endpoint is used.
The enhancement is to change the /check-request endpoint to the /analyze endpoint. The /analyze endpoint gives back a result described in the documentation of the FFT API. This result should be saved in a new .csv file called Analysis_"old measurement_name" in a /analysis folder in the directory where the OmniView.exe is saved. In this .csv file the result is saved as two columns, the first one is the frequency and the second one is the corresponding amplitude.
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Using current code, https://api.auto-intern.de/analyze's response to sending a .csv file is Internal Server Error. Is the API code under development, please?
There was an issue with the type declaration of the sampling rate. The sampling rate must be an integer and not a float and must always be specified in hertz. The fixed version will deployed soon as possible.
The Validation Error is a predefined error class of the pydantic library that we use for input validation.
Location: Generate Training data menu , send button
After the user pressed the send button the waveform he selected is send to the FFT API as a JSON Object. Right now the /check-request endpoint is used.
The enhancement is to change the /check-request endpoint to the /analyze endpoint. The /analyze endpoint gives back a result described in the documentation of the FFT API. This result should be saved in a new .csv file called Analysis_"old measurement_name" in a /analysis folder in the directory where the OmniView.exe is saved. In this .csv file the result is saved as two columns, the first one is the frequency and the second one is the corresponding amplitude.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: