@f{xystatvalue}ΒΆ

Display statistical values for the specified 1D or 2D dataset.

@f{xystatvalue(DatasetName, Type)}
@f{xystatvalue(DatasetName, Type, Format)}

Parameters

DatasetName

Name of a 1D or 2D dataset. To access a dataset on a different page, the page name can be added to the dataset name, separated by a colon (:), for example Data1:Page2.

Type

Name of the statistical value:

Value

Meaning

xmin

Value of the smallest x coordinate

xmax

Value of the greatest x coordinate

ymin

Value of the smallest y coordinate

ymax

Value of the greatest y coordinate

ystart

Value of the first y coordinate

yend

Value of the last y coordinate

xmean

arithmetic mean of the x coordinates

ymean

arithmetic mean of the y coordinates

yminpos

x position of the y minimum

ymaxpos

x position of the y maximum

corr

Correlation coefficient

meandeviation

Mean deviation

variance

Variance

standarddeviation

Standard Deviation

r2

Coefficient of determination

median

Median. Same as 0.5-quantile.

quantile

For the quantile add the percent value separated by a colon, for example: quantile:0.1 (the 0.1-Quantil) is the value, where 10% of all points are smaller.

name

Displays the channel name. Can be added to the value name separated by a period (.), i.e. @f{xystatvalue(Data6, ymean.name.unit)}

unit

Displays the unit name, e. g. @f{xystatvalue(Data6, ymean.unit)}

If the string :date is added to the type name the value will be formatted as a date/time value.

Format

Specifies the number format. The default format is %g. Example: %.3lf will print the values with 3 decimal places. For a complete description see printf. In field functions commas are not allowed inside the format string.

Comment

To find the dataset name, click the dataset. The name will be displayed in the status bar, e.g. Data3.

Example

xmin: @f{xystatvalue(Data 1, xmin)}

Output:

x-Min: 12.34

Example

Mean @f{xystatvalue(Data4,ymean.name.unit, %.1lf)}

Output:

Mean AFS: 301.7 Kg/h

Example

Example for 10% Quantile:

10% Quantile: @f{xyvalue(Data1, name)} = @f{xystatvalue(Data1, quantile:0.1, %.2lf)} @f{xyvalue(Data1, unit)}

Output:

10% Quantile: P = 3.23 bar

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