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Marker Details

EMA Signal Markers

EMA signal markers in the form of vertical lines define the movement boundaries and calculated points in the signal.

When using the ‘Select Signal Markers’ option, the user can control if the marker is shown and what colour the marker is.

Marker names are based on column names used in the data spreadsheet

EMA signal marker definition

Name
Description
Where Used
Source
Beg Movement A onset time Main & Editor User supplied
A_Offset_Time Movement A offset time Main & Editor User supplied
B_Onset_Time Movement B onset time Main & Editor User supplied
End Movement B offset time Main & Editor User supplied
20PC_Cnstnt_Strt_A

Movement A onset 20% velocity threshold constraint

Editor only Calculated
20PC_Cnstnt_End_A

Movement A offset 20% velocity threshold constraint

Editor only Calculated
20PC_Cnstnt_Strt_B

Movement B onset 20% velocity threshold constraint

Editor only Calculated
20PC_Cnstnt_End_B

Movement B offset 20% velocity threshold constraint

Editor only Calculated
Acc_Cnstnt_Strt_A

Movement A onset acceleration peak constraint

Editor only Calculated
Acc_Cnstnt_End_A Movement A offset acceleration peak constraint Editor only Calculated
Acc_Cnstnt_Strt_B Movement B onset acceleration peak constraint Editor only Calculated
Acc_Cnstnt_End_B Movement B offset acceleration peak constraint Editor only Calculated
TV20PC_On_(Un)Flt_A Movement A onset 20% velocity threshold Editor only Calculated
TV20PC_Off_(Un)Flt_A Movement A offset 20% velocity threshold Editor only Calculated
TV20PC_On_(Un)Flt_B Movement B onset 20% velocity threshold Editor only Calculated
TV20PC_Off_(Un)Flt_B Movement B offset 20% velocity threshold Editor only Calculated
TAMax_(Un)Flt_A Movement A acceleration peak Editor only Calculated
TAMax_(Un)Flt_B Movement B acceleration peak Editor only Calculated
TDMin_(Un)Flt_A Movement A deceleration peak Editor only Calculated
TDMin_(Un)Flt_B Movement B deceleration peak Editor only Calculated
TVPk_(Un)Flt_A Movement A velocity peak Editor only Calculated
TVPk_(Un)Flt_B Movement B velocity peak Editor only Calculated
TVMin_On_(Un)Flt_A Movement A tangential velocity minimum nearest to the data file specified onset Editor only Calculated
TVMin_Off_(Un)Flt_A Movement A tangential velocity minimum nearest to the data file specified offset Editor only Calculated
TVMin_On_(Un)Flt_B Movement B tangential velocity minimum nearest to the data file specified onset Editor only Calculated
TVMin_Off_(Un)Flt_B Movement B tangential velocity minimum nearest to the data file specified offset Editor only Calculated
Near_TTVOn_(Un)Flt_A Tangential velocity minimum nearest supplied onset A Editor only Calculated
Near_TTVOff_(Un)Flt_A Tangential velocity minimum nearest supplied offset A Editor only Calculated
Near_TTVOn_(Un)Flt_B Tangential velocity minimum nearest supplied onset B Editor only Calculated
Near_TTVOff_(Un)Flt_B Tangential velocity minimum nearest supplied offset B Editor only Calculated
20PC_Near_TTVOn_Unflt_A 20% tangential velocity onset threshold from minimum nearest the supplied onset A Editor only Calculated
20PC_Near_TTVOff_Unflt_A 20% tangential velocity offset threshold from minimum nearest the supplied offset A Editor only Calculated
20PC_Near_TTVOn_Unflt_B 20% tangential velocity onset threshold from minimum nearest the supplied onset B Editor only Calculated
20PC_Near_TTVOff_Unflt_B 20% tangential velocity onset threshold from minimum nearest the supplied offset B Editor only Calculated

Name

For user supplied points, the names match those in the data spreadsheet.

For calculated points, the names are based on the prefix of the column heading in the data spreadsheet. The spreadsheet column name will have _<signal name>_<sensor name> appended.

e.g.  20PC_Cnstnt_Strt_A => 20PC_Cnstnt_Strt_A_pca_TM

Where the calculated point name contains the text “(Un)Flt” the filtering is dependent on the whether signal filtering has been selected in the application.

e.g. TV20PC_On_(Un)Flt_A => TV20PC_On_Flt_A_pca_TM or TV20PC_On_Unflt_A_pca_TM

Description

This is a brief description of the marker, this description is also available as a ‘tooltip’ when hovering the mouse over the marker in the marker selector. A more complete description is available in EMATview_columns.xlsx

Where Used

  • Main & Editor: Main window and slope editor
  • Editor only: Slope editor only

Source

  • User supplied: Movement boundary points supplied in the data spreadsheet
  • Calculated: Calculated from movement data

Custom markers

When using the ‘Define Data Markers’ option, custom markers can be defined for the Audio, LX and spectrogram plots. These markers are displayed as vertical lines on each of the three plots.

The following items are defined for each marker:

  • Marker Name: This is the column name in the data spreadsheet containing the time point for the marker
  • Colour: The colour used when displaying the marker line
  • View: Display the marker on the plots
  • note: Optional description or other information for the marker

Item text

Custom text for each item can be defined in the data spreadsheet under the column heading ‘Target’. The text is displayed in a window between markers for the movement onset ‘Beg’ and offset ‘End’, which are time aligned with the Audio, LX, spectrogram and EMA signals.

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