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 7. Select the bottom-right plot, select all groups and all workspaces, and plot the group means. 7. Select the bottom-right plot, select all groups and all workspaces, and plot the group means.
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 ==== Export Graphs ==== ==== Export Graphs ====
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 It is possible now to export the visualizations to one of four image formats: JPG, PDF vector graphic, PNG, or BMP. It is possible now to export the visualizations to one of four image formats: JPG, PDF vector graphic, PNG, or BMP.
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 3. Click **Save**. 3. Click **Save**.
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-{{:Inspect3D_Export_Graph_Menu.png}}+{{ :Inspect3D_Export_Graph_Menu.png?250}}
  
-4. Alternatively, export all four graphs collectively by selecting {{:I3D_file_export_graphs.png}} **Export Graphs** on the [[Other:Inspect3D:Documentation:Dialogs:ToolBar|toolbar]].+\\ 
 +4. Alternatively, export all four graphs collectively by selecting {{:I3D_file_export_graphs.png?20}} **Export Graphs** on the [[Other:Inspect3D:Documentation:Dialogs:ToolBar|toolbar]].
  
 5. In the Export Graph dialog, choose your desired **Export Path**, uncheck **Use Current Size**, specify Height and Width to be 400 pixels each, and set the **Format** to ".jpg". 5. In the Export Graph dialog, choose your desired **Export Path**, uncheck **Use Current Size**, specify Height and Width to be 400 pixels each, and set the **Format** to ".jpg".
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 ==== Export Signals to Text ==== ==== Export Signals to Text ====
  
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 Alternatively, we can export our signal data to a text format. Alternatively, we can export our signal data to a text format.
-1. Click {{:I3DExportPCAResults.png}} **Export Results** on the application toolbar.+ 
 +1. Click {{:I3DExportPCAResults.png?20}} **Export Results** on the application toolbar. 
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 2. In the Export Results dialog's **Definition** section, set the **Export Type** to Signals, the **Input Data** to All Queried Data, and select both **Workspace Mean** and Workspace Std. Dev.. 2. In the Export Results dialog's **Definition** section, set the **Export Type** to Signals, the **Input Data** to All Queried Data, and select both **Workspace Mean** and Workspace Std. Dev..
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 1. Ensure that all groups and workspaces are selected in the **Groups** and **Workspaces** lists. 1. Ensure that all groups and workspaces are selected in the **Groups** and **Workspaces** lists.
  
-2. Open the {{:I3D_PCAOptions2.png}} **PCA Options** dropdown menu on the [[Other:Inspect3D:Documentation:Dialogs:ToolBar|toolbar]].+2. Open the {{:I3D_PCAOptions2.png?20}} **PCA Options** dropdown menu on the [[Other:Inspect3D:Documentation:Dialogs:ToolBar|toolbar]].
  
 3. Set **Number PCs** to 4 and ensure that **Use Workspace Mean** is checked. 3. Set **Number PCs** to 4 and ensure that **Use Workspace Mean** is checked.
  
-4. Click {{:I3D_RunPCA.png}} **Run PCA**.+4. Click {{:I3D_RunPCA.png?20}} **Run PCA**.
  
-5. The results of these calculations will automatically populate the PCA graphs. If these aren't already displayed, click {{:I3D_PCAShowGraphs.png}} **Show PCA Graphs** in the {{:I3D_PCAOptions2.png}} **PCA Options** dropdown menu. Because the traces for each signal cluster around a distinctive mean value, almost all of the variance in these groups can be captured by a single principal component.+5. The results of these calculations will automatically populate the PCA graphs. If these aren't already displayed, click {{:I3D_PCAShowGraphs.png?20}} **Show PCA Graphs** in the {{:I3D_PCAOptions2.png?20}} **PCA Options** dropdown menu. Because the traces for each signal cluster around a distinctive mean value, almost all of the variance in these groups can be captured by a single principal component.
  
-{{:Inspect3D_Four_Plots_PCA_(Four_Subjects_Walking).png}}+{{:Inspect3D_Four_Plots_PCA_Four_Subjects_Walking.png}}
  
 ==== Export PCA Results ==== ==== Export PCA Results ====
  
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 Now that we have performed PCA, we have results to export. Now that we have performed PCA, we have results to export.
-1. Click {{:I3DExportPCAResults.png}} **Export Results** on the application toolbar.+1. Click {{:I3DExportPCAResults.png?20}} **Export Results** on the application toolbar.
  
 2. In the Export Results dialog's **Definition** section, set the **Export Type** to PCA Results and select the **Group Scores**, **Group Scores Std. Dev.**, and **Variance Explained** options. 2. In the Export Results dialog's **Definition** section, set the **Export Type** to PCA Results and select the **Group Scores**, **Group Scores Std. Dev.**, and **Variance Explained** options.
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 4. Click **Generate Preview**. We can see that each signal's Group PC Score Mean and Standard Deviation is shown for each of the selected principal components and that the variance explained is shown for all computed principal components. Note here that each row in the export table is now a principal component and not a normalized time point as for the other export types. Also note that Inspect3D does have the ability to export information about all of the principal components that were calculated, not only the ones that were selected. 4. Click **Generate Preview**. We can see that each signal's Group PC Score Mean and Standard Deviation is shown for each of the selected principal components and that the variance explained is shown for all computed principal components. Note here that each row in the export table is now a principal component and not a normalized time point as for the other export types. Also note that Inspect3D does have the ability to export information about all of the principal components that were calculated, not only the ones that were selected.
  
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 ==== Recap ==== ==== Recap ====
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