Metric Sum

The Metric_Sum command will sum the signal components over a range from a Start event to End event.

The command details are:

Metric_Sum
/Signal_Types=	The type of signal to be processed
/Signal_Names=	The name of the signal to be processed
/Signal_Folder	The folder of the signal to be processed
/Signal_Components=	The component of the signal to be processed
/Event_Sequence=	The Start and End labels
/Exclude_Events=	Exclude ranges containing this event
/SEQUENCE_PERCENT_START=	Within the event sequence specify the beginning of the range as a percent
/SEQUENCE_PERCENT_END=	Within the event sequence specify the end of the range as a percent
/Result_Metric_Name=	The name of the resulting signal
/Result_Metric_Folder=	The folder of the resulting signal.
/Apply_As_Suffix_To_Signal_Name=	Apply a suffix to the Signal_Name
/Generate_Mean_And_STDDEV=	Generate the mean and standard deviation both within each active file and across all active files
/Append_To_Existing_Values=	Append the results to an existing signal.
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The Metric_Sum command dialog is below:

An example of the command Metric_Sum is found here. This script uses metric_sum command to find a signal value at the analog frame rate. For details go to the page.
An example can be found on Statistics Example 4#Linear_Regression_Explicit Meta-Command where the meta-command uses the Metric_Sum command to calculate a linear regression.
Another example can be found on Statistics Example 5#Linear Regression with Events Meta-Command where the meta-command uses the Metric_Sum command to calculate a linear regression.