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--- guicomponents:plotsheets [2017/12/26 14:12] – [Timeseries Data configuration] oliver
+++ guicomponents:plotsheets [2020/03/26 15:25] (aktuell) – [Timeseries Data configuration] oliver
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 In the Plot Sheets tab context menu, execute “Save Mean/Std” action. This opens the following dialog:
-{{ :analysistools:save_mean-std_2.png?600 |}}
+{{ :analysistools:save_mean-std_2.png?400 |}}
 The option "use labelset" can be used, if you want to export a set of timeseries defined in the project definition, which can be different than the set of timeseries shown in the plot sheet. This is useful, if you have more than one sheetdef to visualize your data but you want to save always the same dataset. To use this feature you have to add a <export>-tag for the calcgroup definition, with an "labelset"-attribute to specify the path to the labelset-file. Have a look at the following example:
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 ^ name | | name of the element used to identifiy the element | Yes |
 ^ comment | | | No |
-^ column | | | Yes |
+^ column | | Index of the column where the diagram is placed. | Yes |
-^ row | | | Yes |
+^ row | | Index of the row where the diagram is placed. | Yes |
 ^ xunit | | x-axis unit name | No |
 ^ yunit | | y-axis unit name | No |
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 ^ diagramDescriptionRight | | | No  |
 ^ plane | | s = sagital, f=frontal, t=transversal, typically a shortcut for the plane. | No | The letter is printed in the diagram title after the character ":". |
-^ diagramType | XT | XT, XY | No |
+^ diagramType | xt | xt, xy, xyz, phase, phaseangle, phaseshift, fft | No |
 ^ diagramTitle | | Text line printed above the diagram followed by " :" and the side given with the attribute "plane". | No |
-^ upperYLimit, upperXLimit | autoadjust | If both attributes are set to double values than the upper and lower limit of the diagram is set | No | |
+^ upperYLimit, upperXLimit | autoadjust | Only if both attributes are set to double values, the upper and lower limit of the diagram is set. | No | |
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-If the timeseries are not of the math type double the attribute "component" allows to define, which component should be plotted. The side of the timeserie can be defined by the corresponding attribute.
+If the timeseries are not of the math type double, the attribute "component" allows to define, which component should be plotted. The side of the timeserie can be defined by the corresponding attribute.
 ^ Attribute name ^ Default ^ Description ^ Required ^
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 ^ side | not set, which is interpreted most as "both". | left, right, both | No |
 ^ label | not set | Name of the timeserie as used in data files which includes all the needed dimensions. If not set, the value of the name attribute is used instead. | No |
-^ xlabel | not set | For multidimensional plots as alternative to the label or name attribute, if the timeseries are saved as one-dimensional trajectories. | No |
+^ xlabel, xlabel, zlabel | not set | For multidimensional plots as alternative to the label or name attribute, if the timeseries are saved as one-dimensional trajectories. | No |
 ^ xmean, ymean | false | Used for xy-plots only: If set to "true" the corresponding timeserie (defined by xlabel and xcomponent or yLabel and yComponent) is averaged and only the mean (const) value is used. If both attributes are set to "true" than a point is shown, else a horizontal/vertical line. | No |
-^ ylabel | not set | For multidimensional plots as alternative to the label or name attribute, if the timeseries are saved as one-dimensional trajectories. | No |
+^ xstartvalue, ystartvalue | false | If set to "true", than the value of the timeserie at index=0 is subtracted from all frames. This can be used in combination with xoffset.| No |
-^ zlabel | not set | For multidimensional plots as alternative to the label or name attribute, if the timeseries are saved as one-dimensional trajectories. | No |
+^ xoffset, yoffset | 0 | Name of a variable. Its value is added. If the variable is a timeserie the value at index=0 is used. | No |
-^ xstartvalue | false | Used in combination with xoffset. If set to true, than the value defined by xoffset is added to all frames. If the offset defined by xoffset is multidimensional, than the the attribute xoffsetComponent is used to extract the component. | No |
+^ xoffsetcomponent, yoffsetcomponent | 0 | If the variable defined by the attribute offset is multideminsional than this attribute defines the component to use. | No |
-^ xoffset |  | Used in combination with xstartvalue.  | No |
+^ xsign, ysign | false | If set to true, than the sign of the timeserie is reversed. This processing step is done before offset/startvalue processing!!! | No |
-^ xoffsetcomponent |  | Used in combination with xstartvalue.  | No |
-^ xsign | false | If set to true, than the sign of the timeserie is reversed. | No |
 If the attributes xLabel, yLabel, zLabel are used, the attribute "component" is ignored. Instead the attributes xComponent, yComponent and zComponent are used.
+The <Label>-element can have <Filter>-children to show filted data as described [[http://nimue-platform.motion-science.org/doku.php?id=modellingcomponents:filter#in_the_plot-sheet|here]].
 ==== Data groups configuration ====
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 ^ name  ^ Description  ^ Required ^
-^ name | | |
+^ name | group name | No |
-^ leftColor | | |
+^ leftColor | color name for left side curves | No |
-^ rightColor | | |
+^ rightColor | color name for right side curves | No |
-^ normData | | |
+^ normData | name of the norm data file | No |
 ==== Reference Data ====