====== Metric Cross Product ======

Creates a cross product of two metric vectors.

The command acts on the active files.

{{:MetricCrossProductDlg.png}}

<code>
Metric_Cross_Product
/RESULT_METRIC_NAME=The name of the result signal
! /RESULT_METRIC_FOLDER=The name of the result signal folder
! /METRIC1_FILE=The movement trial containing the first metric value
/METRIC1_NAME=The name of the metric signal to be evaluated 
! /METRIC1_FOLDER=The name of the metric signal folder 
! /METRIC2_FILE=The movement trial containing the second metric value
/METRIC2_NAME=The name of the metric signal folder 
! /METRIC2_FOLDER=The name of the metric signal folder 
! /DIVIDE_BY_METRIC2_LENGTH=(True or False) Divide the resulting signal by the length of the second metric 
! /GENERATE_MEAN_AND_STDDEV=(True or False)Generate the mean and standard deviation for all of the metrics created 
! /APPEND_TO_EXISTING_VALUES=(True or False)Append this list of metrics to an existing metric of the same result name 
! /GENERATE_VECTOR_LENGTH_METRIC=(True or False)
! /RETAIN_NO_DATA_VALUES=(True or False)
;
</code>

=== Metric_File ===

If **Metric1_File** or **Metric2_File** are empty, Visual3D uses each active file when processing the command.

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 ===

When this is true, a unit vector of Metric2 is used.

=== Append_to_Existing_Values ===

The results are concatenated to an existing signal.