If you're math saavy and depending on your Ignition version you can use the built in java math libraries to do matrix manipulations
You can use https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-math/javadocs/api-3.6/index.html , check out the following thread
I am building a small project that takes test data and is suppose to use polynomial regression to calculate the coefficients of the polynomial equation. Initial searching online led me to NumPy but I know know it is not compatible with Ignition (Jython).
What I’ve been given is a 6x6 matrix of the Sum of the Squares of the sample data and a 5th order poly equation. The customer has dictated that the solution is to use the Sum of Squares, the Inverse Matrix of the Sum of Squares matrix and matri…
Note you won't be able to plot using matplotlib either. You will have to transform your results into an Ignition Dataset of some sort to feed to a chart component.
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