A “Plostsheet” component shows diagrams organized in rows and columns of a table in one or several pages. The count of diagrams, descriptions and the variables to show are configured in a specific xml-file saved in the “SheetsDefs” subfolder of a project definition. Very complex definitions are possible to show different sets of reference data behind the curves, to show markers e.g. an upright line at special time position or to compare different groups of patients.

The main structure of the xml-configuration file looks as follow:

<Sheet name="">
   <Pages>
      <Page rows="" columns="">
          <Diagram name="" .../>
      </Page>
   </Pages>
</Sheet>

In the Plotsheets tab context menu, execute “Save Mean/Std”. This saves a file with the file suffix “.d3d” in the “output” subfolder of the opened main project. The filename includes the patient id (parent folder name) and delimited with “_” the name of the motion (sub folder name).

The structure of this file is

 <subject>/<session>/<group>/<phase>/<original trial name>_<phase number>
 <subject>/<session>/<group>/<phase>/<original trial name>_<phase number>
 <subject>/<session>/<group>/<phase>/meanStd
 ...
 <group>/meanStd

That means that timeseries of time normalised phases and its mean+std are saved. The files can be used to create a reference data set as it is shown as grey bands behind patient data.

In the Plotsheets tab context menu, execute “Datamining”.

This extract scalar-parameters from the timeseries based on a specific xml-configuration and saves them into a spreadsheet file e.g. for Microsoft excel or Libre/Open-Office.

The View4d tool is a highly configurable 3d viewer. Details are described in the platform documentation View 4D.

The datamining tool determines and extracts specific defined parameters (single values) from timeseries data, e.g. maximum, minimum or mean values of specific phases or at specific positions (events). Details are described in the Dataminer platform documentation .

This component can be used to create reference data sets to be shown as gray bands behind the plosts. Details are described in the platform documentation Group mean data wizzard.