Create result

Menu: Window->Create result...

There are two options to create results:

• using the Window->Create result... or
• using macros

The following operators needs two operands: +, -, * and /.
The first operand is a result and the second operand can be a scalar, a vector or a result. These operations are done component-wise, and so, both results should be of the same type.
If result1 = ( r1₁, r1₂, ..., r1_n) then if second operand is

• a scalar then the result is ( r1₁ op scalar, r1₂ op scalar, ..., r1_n op scalar);
• a vector then the result is ( r1₁ op v₁, r1₂ op v₂, r1₃ op v₃[, r1₄ op v₄]) ( so result1 should be a vector);
• a result ( result2) then the result is ( ( r1₁ op r2₁, r1₂ op r2₂, ..., r1_n op r2_n).

The other operators needs a result as operand.
If result2 = ( r2₁, r2₂, ..., r2_n) is the operand then:

• Abs: The result is ( abs( r2₁), abs( r2₂), ..., abs( r2_n));
• SqrtAbs: The result is ( sqrt( abs( r2₁)), sqrt( abs( r2₂)), ..., sqrt( abs( r2_n)));
• LogAbs: The result is ( log( abs( r2₁)), log( abs( r2₂)), ..., log( abs( r2_n)));
• Log10Abs: The result is ( log₁₀( abs( r2₁)), log₁₀( abs( r2₂)), ..., log₁₀( abs( r2_n)));
• db10: The result is ( 10·log₁₀( abs( r2₁)), 10·log₁₀( abs( r2₂)), ..., 10·log₁₀( abs( r2_n)));
• db20: The result is ( 20·log₁₀( abs( r2₁)), 20·log₁₀( abs( r2₂)), ..., 20·log₁₀( abs( r2_n)));
• Exp: The result is ( e^r21, e^r22, ..., e^r2n);
• Pow10: The result is ( 10^r21, 10^r22, ..., 10^r2n);
• 1/: The result is ( 1 / r2₁, 1 / r2₂, ..., 1 / r2_n).

Toolbar:

In the figure above it can be seen highlighted the icon of the macro 'Convert a scalar to a vector'.
With this macro the user can create a vector from a scalar result using the entered vector, by multiplying the vector with the scalar value. This operation can be applied to all the steps of the analysis with the 'all steps' option.


In the figure above it can be seen highlighted the icon of the macro 'Create statistical scalar result'.
With this macro the user can create a scalar result where each value-i is the maximum, minimum or average of all values-i of the selected result on all steps.