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--- analysistools:referencedata [2017/03/11 10:23] – [Two-step procedure via GUI] oliver
+++ analysistools:referencedata [2017/03/12 19:32] (aktuell) – [Wizzard procedure] oliver
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-====== Reference data ======
+====== Creation of Reference Datasets ======
-Based on motion phases defined in single trials, mean and standard deviation can be determined for a set of normal subjects. Typically one or more files in the .d3d format are used as input and one .d3d file including the normalized and averaged data is written in the projects "normdata" folder also in the .d3d file format.
+Based on motion phases, defined in single trials, mean- and standard-deviation can be determined for a set of reference subjects. Typically one or more files in the ".d3d"-format are used as input and one ".d3d"-file, including the time-normalized and averaged data, is written into the projects "Reference Data" folder, also in the ".d3d"-file format.
-The normal data can be visualized as gray bands behind the single trials in the Plot Diagrams components.
+The reference data can be visualized as gray bands, behind the single trials, in the Plot Diagrams components.
-===== Two-step procedure via GUI =====
+===== Wizzard procedure=====
+Use the “Group mean data” wizzard. You can find it in the **Tools** main-menu.
+In the wizzards first panel you have to select your input data.
+If the paths to your input data are defined in a [[generalfeatures:sessionsets|Session Set]] file, you have to check the corresponding box.
+In the other case, it is assumed, that your input data is saved in the “output” folder of your main project in “.d3d”-files.
+{{ :analysistools:mean_data_calculator_wizzard1_3a.png?800 |}}
+===== Two-step procedure (deprecated) =====
 This procedure is not recommended but it explains, what is done internally in the automated process configuration based procedure.
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