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84 BSL PRO ManualIMPORTANT!The first data point is “plotted” at zero (on the left edge of the graph); the first visible data point is samplepoint 2. The selected areas below demonstrate this concept.Visit the online support center at www.biopac.com
Part A — Getting Started 85Measurements and Measurement PresetsMeasurements are commonly used in conjunction with the cycle detector and other analysis protocols toperform data reduction. In complex data analysis using the cycle detector, often multiple different sets ofmeasurements may be used to perform multiple extraction passes on the data. The measurement presetsfeature allows users to create multiple predefined measurement configurations and apply them to thegraph to change between different configurations. All aspects of the measurement configuration arestored, including measurement functions, any parameters for the measurement, source channel, andnumber of measurement rows. For more details on this function see Measurements Toolbar section onpage 55.Measurement ValidationYou can validate measurements with the ValidateMeasurements.acq sample file that was included withthe software. Pay attention to the “Sample data file” section of the measurement definitions that begin onpage 86, and where included, note which sample points to use for validation (i.e., the first four samplepoints are used to validate the Correlate measurement using the ValidateMeasurements.acq file).Measurement Info / ParametersMeasurements that have parameters have an “i”for info button next to the measurement type in the measurement bar. Click the button to generate a dialogto edit the parameters. To paste parameters, enable the Journal Preference via Display > Preferences >Journal > Measurement paste settings > Include measurement parameters.Measurement InterpolationOn a down-sampled channel, the cursor can fall on a point between physical samples. In such cases, in theLine Plot mode only, some measurements will display interpolated values; the value is obtained by linearinterpolation with respect to the two adjoining samples.• To disable measurement interpolation, uncheck the “Use linear interpolation” option in theDisplay > Preferences dialog.• If interpolation is disabled for Line Plot, or any time Step Plot or Dot Plot is selected,measurements take on the value of the first physical sample immediately to the left of the cursoror edge of the selection.• When measurements are pasted to the Journal, there is no indication of interpolatedmeasurements.• A Calculation measurement can be an interpolated value. When a measurement uses aninterpolated value, the result box background changes from gray to light purple.• The “Delta S” and “Samples” measurements are never interpolated.• Measurements will not be interpolated if all measurements are set to “SC” (selected channel); thecursor will snap to the left for the measurements.• Measurement tooltips will reflect measurement interpolation.Exporting measurementsOne of the most important reasons to take measurements is to save them; BSL PRO allows you to storeand export these measurements in different formats.• Copying measurements to the journal:To copy measurements (exactly as they appear in the measurement windows) and paste them to theJournal, select Edit > Journal > Paste measurement. Under the default settings, only the valuesthemselves are copied to the journal; you can change the settings to include the measurement nameand other options under Display > Preferences > Journal• Copying measurements to the clipboard:To copy measurements (exactly as they appear in the measurement windows) to the clipboard andpaste them into a word processor or other application, select Edit > Clipboard > Copymeasurements. Under the default settings, only the values themselves are copied to the clipboard;you can change the settings to include the measurement name and other options via Display >Preferences > Journal.BSL PRO Manual
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