measuremodes.h File Reference

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Enumerations
enum	MeasureMode {   ID, AVG, MOVAVG, MED,   MIN, MAX, PEAK, SUM,   CONV, STEPDIFF, NORMSTEPDIFF }
	usage of the statistictools with different measure modes (examples): More...

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum MeasureMode

usage of the statistictools with different measure modes (examples):

adds following measure: the force of the nimm2, ID = the force itself, 3 = has no effect? stats->addMeasure(myNimm2->getForce(), "force", ID, 3);

next: the average of the observed value (force), AVG = average, 50 = average over 50 timesteps (stepspan=50) stats->addMeasure(myNimm2->getForce(), "forceAvg50", AVG, 50);

next: the medium of the oserved value (force), MED = medium, 3 = medium over 3 timesteps (stepspan=3) stats->addMeasure(myNimm2->getForce(), "forceMed3", MED, 3);

next: the peak of the observed value above a given threshold stats->addMeasure(myNimm2->getForce(), "forcePeak1", PEAK, 0, 1.0);measure modes of statistical types. If you add a measure mode, you have naturally to implement this measuremode in statisticmeasure.cpp - see method StatisticMeasure::step() !

Enumerator
ID	returns the value to observe itself
AVG	returns the average value
MOVAVG	returns the moving average value
MED	returns the median value
MIN	returns the minimum value
MAX	returns the maximum value
PEAK	returns only values above defined limit
SUM	returns the sum of the value generated over time (or stepSpan)
CONV	returns 1 if convergence is reached, otherwise 0 convergence criteria (epsilon) is given by addMeasure, the convergence is reached if value is falling below the criteria of the measure time (stepSpan)
STEPDIFF	returns the difference between two successive steps
NORMSTEPDIFF	returns the difference between two successive steps, normalized with number of steps