π Model cyclical patterns with SIN and COS
Now you can transform values in radians into sine and cosine equivalents using simple syntax. Whether you're modeling demand or cyclical interest rates, or calculating the haversine distance between coordinates, with the new SIN and COS functions you can add oscillations into your planning. The new functions are part of Pigment's suite of math utilities, which includes LN, LOG and EXP.
Learn more about the SIN function and COS function.