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滤波可以在hypergraph 做
Exercise: Filtering a curve Step 1: Open Session File saefilter.mvw 1. | From the File menu, click Open > Session. |
2. | Select the file <installation_directory>/tutorials/mv_hv_hg/plotting/saefilter.mvw and click Open. |
Step 2: Filter a curve using the SAE J211/1 filter. 1. | Click on the Define Curves panel button file:///D:/Program%20Files/Altair/11.0/help/hwtut/curvescreate-24.png. |
2. | Click Add and add a new curve. |
3. | Change the name of the new curve from Curve 1 to SAE J211/1 FILTER in the text box over the curve list. |
4. | Check the radio button for Math under Source:. |
5. | Verify that the x vector is active. |
6. | Hold the SHIFT key and click on the curve in the plot window. |
The x = curve reference is p1w1c1.x. 7. | Click the y = field, and click Filter… from the panel menu to display the Filter dialog. |
8. | Select the filter class SAE J211/1 from the Filter Class drop-down menu. |
9. | Select Filter Class: 60, Padding: Mirror padding, and Direction: Fwd-Back. |
10. | Click OK to complete the selection and close the Filter dialog. |
11. | Hold down the SHIFT + CTRL keys, then select the existing curve. |
12. | The x vector curve reference is entered in the saefilt95 function. |
13. | Hold down the SHIFT key and select the curve again. |
Note: the curve's y vector is referenced in the saefilt95 function. The y = field should read: saefilt95(p1w1c1.x,p1w1c1.y,60,1,3). 14. | Click Apply to create the filtered curve. |
file:///D:/Program%20Files/Altair/11.0/help/hwtut/hg1030_curvepic1a.png
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