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+ | ====== Metric Dot Product ====== | ||
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Creates a dot product of two metric vectors. | Creates a dot product of two metric vectors. | ||
The command acts on the active files. | The command acts on the active files. | ||
- | {{MetricDotProductDlg.png}} | + | {{:MetricDotProductDlg.png}} |
- | ===== Command Syntax | + | ==== Command Syntax ==== |
**Metric_Dot_Product** | **Metric_Dot_Product** | ||
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**;** | **;** | ||
- | ==== Metric_File | + | === Metric_File === |
If **Metric1_File** or **Metric2_File** are empty, Visual3D uses each active file when processing the command. | If **Metric1_File** or **Metric2_File** are empty, Visual3D uses each active file when processing the command. | ||
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These parameters exist because the user may want to compute the dot product relative to a signal in the GLOBAL workspace or a specified file. | These parameters exist because the user may want to compute the dot product relative to a signal in the GLOBAL workspace or a specified file. | ||
- | ==== Divide_By_Metric2_Length | + | === Divide_By_Metric2_Length === |
When this is true, a unit vector of Metric2 is used. | When this is true, a unit vector of Metric2 is used. | ||
- | ==== Append_to_Existing_Values | + | === Append_to_Existing_Values === |
The results are concatenated to an existing signal. | The results are concatenated to an existing signal. |
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