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Manage Forecasts

The Forecast Engine list displays every configured forecast and provides controls for activation, editing, deletion, filtering, and visualization.

The Forecast Engine list with controls 4 through 11 marked

[4]

Add Forecast

Opens the configuration page for a new forecast.

[5]

Pause all / Activate all

Pauses or activates all configured forecasts.

[6]

Filter

Opens the filter sidebar for narrowing the forecast list.

[7]

Pause / Activate

Pauses or activates one forecast.

[8]

More actions

Opens additional actions for the corresponding forecast.

[9]

Delete

Deletes the corresponding forecast.

[10]

Edit

Opens the corresponding forecast configuration.

[11]

Quick analytics

Opens Quick analytics for the associated asset.

Activate or Pause Forecasts

  • Click on [5] to pause or activate all forecasts.

  • Click on [7] to pause or activate one forecast.

Pausing a forecast stops its forecast updates until it is activated again.

Find and Open Forecasts

  1. Click on [6] to open the filter sidebar.

  2. Apply the required filter criteria. ▷ The list shows the matching forecasts.

  3. To open the asset associated with a forecast, click on [8] and select the asset navigation action.

Visualize Configured Forecast Attributes

A configured forecast creates an attribute on its selected asset. To visualize it, open Insight Analytics and select the generated forecast attribute in the asset tree, just as you would select any other attribute.

You can select the measured source attribute and several forecast attributes together. For example, compare the measured energy consumption with its 10th-, 50th-, and 90th-percentile forecast attributes to display the expected range.

This normal attribute visualization is separate from the Single forecast analytic type, which calculates a temporary forecast directly in a chart.

Edit or Delete a Forecast

  • Click on [10] to edit a forecast.

  • Click on [9] to delete a forecast.

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