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In part 5 we are being asked that we need to return the sudden change in the temperature of a CPU. What does sudden change imply? Is it the largest change between two temperature readings?

Can someone please ask this tomorrow in class @ppradiplamsal @zluckman @Airboy98 !

Decide on a deadline for the project.

1. Please install "mathjs".
   npm install mathjs
   I have already added it as a dependency.

2. Here are some sample command line commands to use for the program:

node argus.js testData.json max temperature
node argus.js testData.json variance fan_speed
node argus.js testData.json sudden_change memory_usage

3. The minimum fan speed will be printed as "The maximum min fan_speed is ....".

Also ensure that all tests are running fine!

We should have more tests for statistical functions. Can someone help me write it?

@ppradiplamsal - I just realized that there are probably in-built functions in the JavaScript library. We are re-inventing the week with average, max, and min! We should probably look into it.

I will look into it tomorrow.

• What is the definition of a computer (each has 2 CPU).
• CPU Load is only given for 1 CPU.

Find better ways than using switch cases for choosing the variable and the stats function

So I am able to read the JSON file but I am having some trouble. I am able to list all the nodes ("compute-1-1", "compute-8-1", etc.), however, I am not able to access the attributes inside these nodes, such as arrTemperatureCPU1, arrFanSpeed etc.

Here is how I am trying to access the data

let jsonFile = require('..\data\testData.json');
console.log(jsonFile.compute-1-1.arrTemperatureCPU1[0]);

This should return 63, based on the data we have, but I am getting a syntax error. I am thinking this is because of the naming style of the compute nodes - compute-1-1 instead of compute_1_1. Because I am getting a SyntaxError.

Can anyone solve this?

Write extensive tests for each requirement of the code.

Do you guys think our we eventually need to create an objects that the following in order to facilitate visualization?

Data = {Temp: [Avg: , Variance: , {Highest Value:[Value: , Time: ]}, {Lowest Value:[Value: , Time: ]}, {Highest Sudden Change:[Change: , Time: ]}],
CPU Load: [Avg: , Variance: , {Highest Value:[Value: , Time: ]}, {Lowest Value:[Value: , Time: ]}, {Highest Sudden Change:[Change: , Time: ]}],
Memory Use: [Avg: , Variance: , {Highest Value:[Value: , Time: ]}, {Lowest Value:[Value: , Time: ]}, {Highest Sudden Change:[Change: , Time: ]}],
Fan Speed: [Avg: , Variance: , {Highest Value:[Value: , Time: ]}, {Lowest Value:[Value: , Time: ]}, {Highest Sudden Change:[Change: , Time: ]}]
}

MData = {
CM1: {CP1: Data,
CP2: Data}
,
CM2: {CP1: Data,
CP2: Data}
,
.
.
.
,
CM100: {CP1: Data,
CP2: Data}
}