Using Hyperview: adding curve statistics to Hypergraph

Paul_Steuten

I would like to add info to a graph in a certain Way:

Calculating statistics of a curve (Simply max/min for x&y + amplitude) in a graph.

Attaching this information to corresponding curve in the graph. Now I do this just by pasting the statistics info to a note, but I would like to do this automatically, using template or so. Maybe some users already have done this before ?

Regards,

Paul Steuten

ASML

Michael Herve

Hello @Paul_Steuten ,

We cannot pass yet Note information from HyperView to HyperGraph (or TextView or TableView). What we can pass is the content of Measures, below is an example:

https://youtu.be/RVmYXEyl30g?si=dmBEsOF-rUiufnZh

If you want us to support the possibility to pass note content to HyperGraph, please open a support request so that we can record your company information and attach it to a Request of Development.

Hope that helps,

Michael

Paul_Steuten

Thank you Michael for your quick answer.

I would like to pass info within hypergraph to a note on the screen, attached to the curve,

so:

step1: calculate statistics from a curve (like min, max, amplitude etc.)

step2: make a note next to the curve with the calculated statisticsdata

I hope it is more clear ?

Regards

Paul Steuten

ASML

Michael Herve

Hello,

please let me apologize, I misunderstood the request. When you use note on the latest version, and point to a curve, you can have some statistics identified directly (min and max), as shown in the video below at 6:00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhXqr197Qfk&t=472s

Apart of max and min, there are many operators available to extract statistics. These are Templex operators.

Below is script where I use several Templex operators to push curve statistics to TableView. All operators used in this script can be used in HyperGraph notes too:

https://community.altair.com/discussion/36611/extracting-curve-statistics-as-a-table

You can find the list of Templex operators in the online help:

https://help.altair.com/hwdesktop/hwd/topics/reference/math/standard_functions_r.htm

You can also create your own functions in Altair Compose, and register them for usage in HyperGraph:

https://youtu.be/U3Uk-8eDjAs?si=f_ivvBZpL0ilf08e

Regards,

Michael