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--- visual3d:documentation:reports:report_2d_graph [2024/06/19 12:53] – sgranger
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-{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{the 2d graph reports allow the user to display any signal in the workspace against any other signal in the workspace.
+====== Report 2D Graph ======
-===== adding a 2d report graph =====
+The 2D graph reports allow the user to display any signal in the Workspace against any other signal in the Workspace.
-to add a 2d report graph, select 2d graph in the **items to add** combo box and select the **add button** reprotgraph1.jpg
+==== Adding a 2D Report graph ====
-===== 2d report graph dialog =====
+To add a 2D report graph, select 2D Graph in the **Items to add** combo box and select the **Add Button** {{:ReprotGraph1.jpg}}
-the following dialog will appear and should be populated.
+==== 2D Report Graph Dialog ====
-reportgraph2.jpg\\
+The following dialog will appear and should be populated.
+{{:ReportGraph2.jpg}}\\
-this dialog has three sections to populate.
-==== section 1 ====
+This dialog has three sections to populate.
-graph title, font selection and size. (visual3d version 5.0 feature)
+=== Section 1 ===
-reportgraph2a.jpg
+Graph title, font selection and size. (Visual3D Version 5.0 feature)
-==== section 2 ====
+{{:ReportGraph2a.jpg}}
-the basic graph properties
+=== Section 2 ===
-reportgraph3.jpg
+The basic graph properties
-in this example, the graph will be plotted on page 2, column 1, row 1
+{{:ReportGraph3.jpg}}
-=== files to graph ===
+in this example, the graph will be plotted on Page 2, Column 1, Row 1
-the **files to graph** combo allows the user to select all_files or any tag
+== Files to Graph ==
-=== line color and line style ===
-the top line color and line style refer to the signal lines drawn
+The **Files to Graph** combo allows the user to select ALL_FILES or any TAG
-=== mean and standard deviation ===
+== Line Color and Line Style ==
-in this example, the check boxes **graph mean** and **graph standard deviation** are checked, which means that the mean and standard deviation of the signal lines selected will be computed and displayed.
+The top Line Color and Line Style refer to the signal lines drawn
-=== annotations ===
+== Mean and Standard Deviation ==
-see also the associated pipeline command [[visual3d:documentation:pipeline:report_commands:add_graph_annotation|add_graph_annotation]]
+In this example, the check boxes **Graph Mean** and **Graph Standard Deviation** are checked, which means that the mean and standard deviation of the signal lines selected will be computed and displayed.
+== Annotations ==
-annotationdlg1.jpg
+See also the associated Pipeline Command [[Visual3D:Documentation:Pipeline:Report_Commands:Add_Graph_Annotation|Add_Graph_Annotation]]
-the initial dialog.
-select **add** to add an annotation to the graph
-select **edit** to modify an existing annotation.
-annotationdlg2.jpg
-the initial dialog for the annotation
-annotationdlg3.jpg
-select the parameters of the annotation.
-if all graphs are selected an annotation is added for every occurrence of the event for every graph.
-annotationgraph1.jpg
-notice the multiple vertical lines because there is an event for each graph.
-annotationdlg4.jpg
-if average event or numerical value is selected, visual3d interprets the edit box.
-for example, specifying the event label t3
-annotationgraph2.jpg
-for example, in this case the average location of the event is identified and drawn.
-annotationdlg5.jpg
-if average event or numerical value is selected, visual3d interprets the edit box.
-for example, specifying the time 3
-annotationgraph3.jpg
-for example, in this case the annotation is drawn at 25% of the x-axis..
-==== section 3 ====
-the signal used for the x-axis.
+{{:AnnotationDlg1.jpg}}
+The initial dialog.
+Select **Add** to add an annotation to the graph
+Select **Edit** to modify an existing annotation.
+{{:AnnotationDlg2.jpg}}
+The initial dialog for the annotation
+{{:AnnotationDlg3.jpg}}
+Select the parameters of the annotation.
+If All Graphs are selected an annotation is added for every occurrence of the Event for every graph.
+{{:AnnotationGraph1.jpg}}
+Notice the multiple vertical lines because there is an event for each graph.
+{{:AnnotationDlg4.jpg}}
+If Average Event or Numerical Value is selected, Visual3D interprets the edit box.
+For example, specifying the Event label T3
+{{:AnnotationGraph2.jpg}}
+For example, in this case the average location of the Event is identified and drawn.
+{{:AnnotationDlg5.jpg}}
+If Average Event or Numerical Value is selected, Visual3D interprets the edit box.
+For example, specifying the Time 3
+{{:AnnotationGraph3.jpg}}
+For example, in this case the annotation is drawn at 25% of the x-axis..
+=== Section 3 ===
-reportgraph4.jpg\\
+The signal used for the x-axis.
+{{:ReportGraph4.jpg}}\\
-in this example, time is displayed on the x-axis.
-the signals in the y-axis properties for (file to graph and within a graph) that have occurrences of the range range begin to **range end** will be drawn on the graph.
+In this example, time is displayed on the x-axis.
-if **intermediate events** are selected, only ranges from **range begin** to **range end** that contain the **intermediate events** will be graphed.
+The signals in the Y-Axis properties for (File to graph and within a graph) that have occurrences of the range Range Begin to **Range End** will be drawn on the graph.
-if exclude sequences containing is populated, only ranges from **range begin** to **range end** that do not contain the **excluded events** will be graphed
+If **Intermediate Events** are selected, only ranges from **Range Begin** to **Range End** that contain the **intermediate events** will be graphed.
-==== section 4 ====
+If Exclude sequences containing is populated, only ranges from **Range Begin** to **Range End** that do not contain the **excluded events** will be graphed
-the signal used for the y-axis
+=== Section 4 ===
-reportgraph5.jpg
+The signal used for the y-axis
-in this example, the x-component of the right ankle angle will be displayed.
+{{:ReportGraph5.jpg}}
-the range of the graph can be specified as:
+In this example, the x-component of the Right Ankle Angle will be displayed.
-  - normalize 0% to 100% - each range of data will be scaled from 0 to 100 percent
+The range of the graph can be specified as:
-  - global min to max - the minimum and maximum value of the signals across all ranges is computed
-  - by explicit setting - the user can format the graph and specify an explicit range regardless of the signals selected.
-=== defining an explicit range ===
+  - Normalize 0% to 100% - each range of data will be scaled from 0 to 100 percent
+  - Global Min to Max - the minimum and maximum value of the signals across all ranges is computed
+  - By Explicit Setting - The user can format the graph and specify an explicit range regardless of the signals selected.
-select a graph in the report. if the graph is selected you will see "handles"
+== Defining an Explicit Range ==
-reportgraph6.jpg
+Select a graph in the report. If the graph is selected you will see "handles"
-move the cursor over the selected graph, and push the right mouse button. a menu will appear.
+{{:ReportGraph6.jpg}}
-reportgraph7.jpg
+Move the cursor over the selected graph, and push the right mouse button. A menu will appear.
-select format graph and a dialog will appear
+{{:ReportGraph7.jpg}}
-reportgraph8.jpg
+Select Format Graph and a dialog will appear
-select the y min and y max values and save these settings as the default. this means that these setting will be preserved in the report template.
+{{:ReportGraph8.jpg}}
-reportgraph9.jpg
+Select the Y Min and Y Max values and save these settings as the default. This means that these setting will be preserved in the Report Template.
-==== section 5 ====
+{{:ReportGraph9.jpg}}
-=== set the properties of the legend ===
+=== Section 5 ===
-move the cursor over the selected graph, and push the right mouse button. a menu will appear.
+== Set the properties of the legend ==
-reportgraph7.jpg
+Move the cursor over the selected graph, and push the right mouse button. A menu will appear.
-select format graph and a dialog will appear
+{{:ReportGraph7.jpg}}
-reportgraph8.jpg
+Select Format Graph and a dialog will appear
-select the option to display the legend.
+{{:ReportGraph8.jpg}}
-select the button to modify the legend
+Select the option to display the legend.
-reportgraph12.jpg
+Select the button to modify the legend
-the legend can be placed at the top left, top right, bottom left, or bottom right.
+{{:ReportGraph12.jpg}}
+The legend can be placed at the Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, or Bottom Right.
 or more of the selections of the legend text can be selected.
-=== adding custom legend text ===
+== Adding Custom Legend Text ==
+Adding the text for the Report Legend.
-adding the text for the report legend.
+{{:ReportGraph9a.jpg}}
-reportgraph9a.jpg
+If you have populated this dialog, you will not see the legend in the graph by default.
-if you have populated this dialog, you will not see the legend in the graph by default.
+If you have entered text in the graph format dialog, you need to select the option to display text in the "Legend Properties" dialog.
-if you have entered text in the graph format dialog, you need to select the option to display text in the "legend properties" dialog.
+==== Adding more signals to the Report Graph ====
-===== adding more signals to the report graph =====
+The report dialog acts on one report graph entity.
-the report dialog acts on one report graph entity.
+The graph that appears in the report, however, may contain many entities.
-the graph that appears in the report, however, may contain many entities.
+A second signal can be added to the graph in the report by adding another graph entity to the same location. Each graph entity may contain its own graph properties.
-a second signal can be added to the graph in the report by adding another graph entity to the same location. each graph entity may contain its own graph properties.
+{{:ReportGraph10.jpg}}\\
-reportgraph10.jpg\\
+For example, this image shows two graphs RANKLE_ANGLE and LANKLE_ANGLE located on Page 2, Column 1, Row 1.
-for example, this image shows two graphs rankle_angle and lankle_angle located on page 2, column 1, row 1.
+The resulting graph contains data from the 2 signals. RANGLE_ANGLE in Red and LANKLE_ANGLE in Black, each with its own mean and standard deviation.
-the resulting graph contains data from the 2 signals. rangle_angle in red and lankle_angle in black, each with its own mean and standard deviation.
+{{:ReportGraph11.jpg}}
-reportgraph11.jpg
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