The Analysis tool is used to examine an experiment’s data or predictions. The analysis can be done on either a single point (Point Analysis) or a section of data (Section Analysis).

Analysis Tool

Point Analysis

Select Point Analysis to examine a specific point on the X-Axis (the time axis) of the graph.

	X-Axis line
	Slide Cursor: Only active when the pointer is over the X-Axis line. Drag the cursor to the point to analyze.
	Analysis Name
	X-Axis Position
	Y-Axis value, for each Dataset

The X-Axis Position and the Y-Axes values automatically change as you move the X-Axis line along the graph. You can add as many Point Analysis markers as you want.

Section Analysis

Select Section Analysis to examine a specific period of time on the X-Axis of the graph.

	Start: left X-Axis position for the section
	End: right X-Axis position for the section
	Slide Cursor: Only active when the pointer is over the Start or End lines
	Analysis Name
	X-Axis Position range
	Min: Minimum value for each Dataset in the section
	Max: Maximum value for each Dataset in the section
	Mean: Average value for each Dataset in the section
	Median: Middle value for each Dataset in the section
	Std Deviation: The Standard Deviation for each Dataset in the section
	Integral: The area under the curve for each Dataset in the section
	(Curve Fit)
	Curve Fit Equation

X-Axis range and Y-Axes Values automatically update as you move the Start and End lines. Move the whole section by dragging any part of the Section Analysis area.

Tips and Tricks

Drag the info boxes to move them. This is useful if multiple info boxes overlap.

Curve Fit

A Curve Fit is an approximation of the data that can be represented by a mathematical function. The software will mathematically calculate the best fit of the selected curve to the given dataset section.

None	No curve
1.order	y = mx + b
2.order	y = ax² + bx + c
3.order	y = ax³ + bx² + cx + d

Curve Fit lines are shown as light grey. The Curve Fit equation is shown in the info box.