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What are the default names for the input and smoothed output variables?

The default input variable name (inputVarName) is "signal", and the default smoothed output variable name (smoothedVarName) is "output".

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On: filterDesign
What is the maximum number of iterations for maxIterations parameter?

Specifies the maximum number of iterations for the iterative robust univariate statistics such as MAD scale, GINI scale, and Medcouple skewness estimates. This parameter can be used if the ZSCORE outlier definition is used. Aliases are maxIters and rustatsMaxNiters.

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On: histogram
What is the purpose of the `tableRedistUpPolicy` parameter?

This parameter specifies the table redistribution policy when the number of worker pods increases on a running CAS server. It can be set to 'NOREDIST' to prevent redistribution, 'REBALANCE' to rebalance the data across the new set of workers, or 'DEFER' to let a higher-level entity decide.

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On: alterTable
What is the required 'table.whereTable.vars.name' subparameter?

The 'table.whereTable.vars.name' subparameter specifies the name for the variable.

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On: groupBy
How do you specify the model to be fitted using the 'logistic' action?

You define the model using the 'model' parameter. This includes specifying the dependent variable(s) with the 'depVars' subparameter and the explanatory effects using the 'effects' subparameter. You can also define the response distribution (e.g., 'BINOMIAL', 'MULTINOMIAL') and the link function (e.g., 'LOGIT', 'PROBIT', 'CLOGLOG').

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On: logistic