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| # WBTS Capacity Documentation |
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| ## 1. Objective |
| Analyze WBTS resource usage and classify capacity risk based on BB/CE comments. |
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| ## 2. When to use this tool |
| Use this page when planning WBTS upgrades or investigating BB/CE load pressure. |
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| ## 3. Input files and accepted formats |
| - Required: WBTS capacity report in `.csv` |
| - Data recommendation: at least 3 days, daily aggregated, WBTS-level export |
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| ## 4. Required columns/fields |
| Input CSV must contain the fields expected by `process_kpi.process_wbts_capacity.load_data`. |
| Typical outputs include `bb_comments` and `ce_comments`. |
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| ## 5. Step-by-step usage |
| 1. Open `Capacity Analysis > WBTS Capacity BB and CE Analysis`. |
| 2. Upload WBTS CSV report. |
| 3. Set analysis days, threshold days, and threshold value. |
| 4. Click `Analyze Data`. |
| 5. Review table and BB/CE distributions. |
| 6. Download Excel report. |
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| ## 6. Outputs generated |
| - analysis table with WBTS comments |
| - BB comments distribution chart |
| - CE comments distribution chart |
| - downloadable file: `WBTS_Analysis_Report.xlsx` |
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| ## 7. Frequent errors and fixes |
| - Parsing/analysis error. |
| - Fix: verify CSV structure and required columns. |
| - Empty comment distributions. |
| - Fix: ensure uploaded report contains valid WBTS-level KPI rows. |
| - Unexpected threshold behavior. |
| - Fix: confirm threshold values align with KPI scale. |
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| ## 8. Minimal reproducible example |
| - Input: WBTS daily aggregated CSV with >= 3 days. |
| - Action: run default parameters and analyze. |
| - Expected result: populated WBTS table + Excel download button. |
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| ## 9. Known limitations |
| - Relies on expected input schema from processing module. |
| - Very short time windows may produce weak conclusions. |
| - No geographic map visualization on this page. |
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| ## 10. Version and update date |
| - Documentation version: 1.0 |
| - Last update: 2026-02-23 |
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