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AAGBL

DIAdem Analysis: Add 'Integrate' feature for specific definition range (x-axis) in Analysis / Statistics / Descriptive statistics

Status: Under Consideration Submitted by Member on 08-27-2019 07:40 AM 1 Comment

Please include an 'Integrate' (or 'Integral') feature for a specific definition range (x-axis) in Analysis / Statistics / Descriptive statistics, as the Integrate feature in Analysis / Basic Mathematics only supports integrating for whole channels.

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JuliaDawkins

Keep assignment channel designation for result channel in ChnEventCreateFilteredTrueChn

Status: Under Consideration Submitted by Member on 03-19-2020 10:43 AM 1 Comment

I was using an “assignment” channel as the “ChnEventTrueChn” for “ChnEventCreateFilteredTrueChn” and was really hoping the result channel would also be an assignment channel, but no, it’s not.  

 

My original assignment channel is matched up nicely with some text values, so it would be really helpful to have those values “carry” if I execute a function or calculation on the numeric channel.

 

FYI, Brad Turpin provided a workaround until this is implemented that works just fine for me:

Clone your assignment channel and use the clone for the ResultChannel channel in the “ChnEventCreateFilteredTrueChn”  function.

 

Set OldGroup = Data.Root.ChannelGroups(1)

Set NewGroup = Data.Root.ChannelGroups(2)

Set OldAssignChannel = OldGroup.Channels(1)

Set NewAssignChannel = NewGroup.Channels.AddChannel(OldAssignChannel)

Call ChnEventCreateFilteredTrueChn(NewAssignChannel, ChnEventList, OldAssignChannel, ChnEventFalseValue)

 

 

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Andrea_Perin

Analysis function to generate an index channel out of an existing channel

Status: Under Consideration Submitted by Active Participant on 02-08-2017 02:20 AM 1 Comment

Hi all,

sometimes it can be an advantage for data manipulation to have the possibility to access to an index channel (a channel just containing the values from 1 to n) generated out of channel with length n.

Such a channel would be helpful when using event search function which have to be performed on a certain number of values o in a certain block of data in a channel.

This function could be integrated in the current function "Generate Numeric Channel".

Best regards

 

 

 

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nath05

Fill the description of the GenLSFitCoefficients with the channels and order of those that are being used when using the General LS Linear Fitting

Status: Under Consideration Submitted by Member on 06-04-2020 05:27 PM 1 Comment
 

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The idea is to have a description of the channels that are being used when doing this type of analysis and the order in which those values are being processed mainly because in this type of function the order of the channels will make a difference in the coefficient.

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ATarman

Noise Spike Detection Tool

Status: Under Consideration Submitted by Member on 09-23-2019 09:53 AM 8 Comment

I would like a tool that would help identify noise spikes in my data, so that they may be set to NO VALUE or carefully interpolated.  In the attached example, I have two torque spikes in my data that are significantly higher than the mean.  If I were only looking at one file, I would simply "Set Flags" in VIEW, then "Flags: Remove Data Points". However, I am reviewing dozens of files with several channels of interest.  

 

Peak data points are the most damaging to the components under test, so it is important that we keep the real events and reject the noise.  

 

Concerns with other peak / spike removal options:

  • Manual Set Flags -> Flags:  Remove Data Points; time required
  • ANALYSIS -> Event Search -> Event = Window -> Upper Limit:  In other data files, I have real events with values higher than the noise in this data file.  
  • ANALYSIS -> Digital Filters or Smoothing:  This will change all of the data - it will likely narrow the peak-to-peak of my other data and interpolate my noise spikes, adding damage that is not actually real.  I only want to remove a few data points in the channel data. 

nCode Glyphworks has a nice Spike Detection Tool that uses 6 available algorithms to detect spikes.  Once it identifies them, it allows the user to see them, prior to performing any actions - this is important, because it allows the user to identify if they are real or noise, prior to taking action.  

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Bauteilfestigkeit

Time domain Ordertracking

Status: Under Consideration Submitted by Member on 02-20-2017 09:02 AM 6 Comment

Include an rotational speed depending filterring function to extract ordern in a time signal

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