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Analysis function months evaluation

Analysis function double sum analysis

Statistical analysis function

Wave is a tool for importing, exporting, analyzing and displaying time series.

Import time series:
- WEL
- ZRE
- ASC
- SMB
- REG
- and generic text files (e.g. CSV)
Input time series: manual input, or copy & paste from Excel
Display time series in a TeeChart diagram with any number of axes, etc.
- When importing time series, series are automatically assigned to different axes depending on their unit.
Save diagrams (TEN-File)
Drag&Drop files onto the form and "Open with ...", or double-click on file (if file extension is associated with Wave.exe)
Time series overview for navigating through long time series
API, used by BlueM.Opt and BlueM.Win.
Export time series:
- ZRE
- ~~WEL~~ (not yet - Bug 318)
- CSV and XLS made available by TeeChart
Crop time series
Time series analysis:
- Monthly statistics
- Double mass curve
- Goodness of Fit (volume error, sum of squares error, Nash-Sutcliffe efficiency, etc.)
- Statistics
- Plot two time series against each other

WEL and ZRE files have to adhere to the file format: see WEL, ZRE.
Number format:
- Decimal point should be represented by a dot (.) (Bug 351)
- "NaN", "Infinity" and "-Infinity" in import files are recognized and accepted.
  Unreadable values are converted to NaN.
  Values of NaN or Infinity are removed before displaying or performing analysis functions.
Date format

TXT, CSV, ASC and WEL	→	`DD.MM.YYYY HH:MM`
ZRE	→	`YYYYMMDD HH:MM`

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 ===Importing time series===
 * WEL and ZRE files have to adhere to the file format: see [[WEL-Format|WEL]], [[ZRE-Format|ZRE]].
-* '''Column definition:''' The first column must always contain the data values (x-axis), then from the second column follow the numerical values for one or more time series
 * '''Number format:'''
 ** Decimal point should be represented by a dot (<code>.</code>) (Bug 351)