SciFigs: Curve Browser - Revision history

Alexandros Savvaidis: /* Table with Curve data */

2010-03-09T17:27:34Z

Table with Curve data

2010-03-09T12:58:20Z

Table with Curve data

2010-03-09T12:45:07Z

Legend

2010-03-09T10:30:07Z

Averaging or merging curves

2010-03-09T10:22:09Z

Table with Curve data

2010-03-09T08:28:22Z

Averaging or merging curves

2010-03-09T08:07:01Z

Loading curves

2010-03-09T07:59:13Z

2010-03-08T15:59:49Z

Clear

2010-03-08T15:59:15Z

Clear

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 * The curve '''Name''' as defined from the Filename when we imported the ASCII data file
 * '''Visible''' check box can be used to remove the line from the graph on the right hand side of the window. '''Be careful this does not exclude the curve from further calculations''' it is just a visualization trick, that is very handy. '''You need to use from Actions (see below) REMOVE to exclude the Data from the group of curves to be used'''
-* menu [[#Actions|Actions]]
+* [[#Actions|Actions]] Drop Down menu
 === Actions ===

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 * Values of each parameter are given in the table and you can define if set of values for any frequency is valid, to be used, or not
 * The curve '''Name''' as defined from the Filename when we imported the ASCII data file
-* '''Visible''' button that could be used to remove the line from the graph on the right hand side of the window. '''Be careful this does not exclude the curve from further calculations''' it is just a visualization trick, that is very handy. '''You need to use from Actions (see below) REMOVE to exclude the Data from the group of curves to be used'''
+* '''Visible''' check box can be used to remove the line from the graph on the right hand side of the window. '''Be careful this does not exclude the curve from further calculations''' it is just a visualization trick, that is very handy. '''You need to use from Actions (see below) REMOVE to exclude the Data from the group of curves to be used'''
 * menu [[#Actions|Actions]]

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 == Legend ==
-You can also associate a special color, pen and symbol to each curve with the '''Legend''' button. Naming curves with unique names might be also useful.
+You can also associate a special color, pen and symbol to each curve with the [[SciFigs: Legend|'''Legend''']] button. Naming curves with unique names might be also useful.
 == Averaging or merging curves ==

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 == Averaging or merging curves ==
-Once you have at least two curves loaded, you can select the '''Average''' button to average or merge several curves. A dialog box lets you select the curves to average or merge. Merging applies to non-overlapping frequency ranges, average applies to overlapping ranges. Both actions are automatically performed. If more than two curves are selected, curves are averaged or merged one by one using the same process:
+Once you have at least two curves loaded, you can select the '''Average''' button to [[Scifigs:Average|'''average''']] or [[SciFigs: Merge|'''merge''']] several curves. A dialog box lets you select the curves to average or merge. Merging applies to non-overlapping frequency ranges, average applies to overlapping ranges. Both actions are automatically performed. If more than two curves are selected, curves are averaged or merged one by one using the same process:
 * Build a vector with X values from the two curves.

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 == Table with Curve data ==
-[[Image:CurveBrowser.png|thumb|right|600px|Curve Browser]]
+[[Image:CurveBrowser.png|thumb|right|500px|Curve Browser]]
 All curves loaded or created so far are displayed on the attached plot (right hand side). Only one curve is shown in the Table (gray frame) each time (left hand side). To change the active/shown curve, move the horizontal scroll bar above the Table entitled Curve Data. The title of the frame just below the scroll bar give the index and the total number of available curves. All items within this frame '''Curve 1 of 2''' apply to the current curve:
 * Values of each parameter are given in the table and you can define if set of values for any frequency is valid, to be used, or not

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 ''Note'': you can load as many curve as you want. However, you MUST keep only the curves that you want to invert. PLEASE do not forget to REMOVE the Data Sets you do not want to be used in the Inversion.
-[[Image:LoadCurve.png|thumb|left|300px|Loading a curve]] By pressing button '''Load''' a pop up window appears and you can select the ASCII file that has in a [[SciFigs: multicolumn file |multi-column file format]] the Dispersion Curve information. After you select the file and press [[SciFigs:Parser|'''Open''' another window]] appears where you can define the type of information you have in each column.
+[[Image:LoadCurve.png|thumb|left|300px|Loading a curve]] By pressing button '''Load''' a pop up window appears and you can select the ASCII file that has in a [[SciFigs: multicolumn file |multi-column file format]] the Dispersion Curve information. After you select the file and press '''Open''' another [[SciFigs: Multi-column Parser|dialog box]] appears where you can define the type of information you have in each column.
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 == Clear ==

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 == Clear ==
-By pressing '''Clear''' you remove all curves from the memory. In order to add a curve you should start from loading the curve. ''It is highly suggested'' after some processing with different Dispersion Curves to save the curves before removing everything. '''Do not forget''' if you use Save you also add the Log information of the work that has been done with different curves so that you can repeat the procedure later.
+By pressing '''Clear''' you remove all curves from the memory. In order to add a curve you should start from loading the curve. '''''It is highly suggested''''' after some processing with different Dispersion Curves to save the curves before removing everything. '''Do not forget''' if you use Save you also add the Log information of the work that has been done with different curves so that you can repeat the procedure later.
 == Legend ==