33.21.7 Trajectory Sample Histograms Dialog Box

The Trajectory Sample Histograms dialog box allows the plotting of histograms from sample files created in the Sample Trajectories dialog box. See Section  23.7.7 for details about the items below.

Controls

Options   contains check buttons for histogram options.

Auto Range   toggles between automatic and manual settings of the histogram range.

Percent   causes the plot to indicate the percent of particles. Deselecting this will result in the actual number of particles being plotted.

Histogram Mode   allows you to display the histogram with or without bars.

Weighting   allows you to apply a weight to the data sample.

Diameter Statistics   allows you to display a summary of diameter statistics for a selected variable in the console window.

Correlation   allows you to choose correlations between how one particle variable depends on another particle variable.

Cumulative Curve   allows you to compute a cumulative distribution curve for a selected variable.

(Variable) $^3$   allows you to plot the cumulative mass distribution for a constant particle density using the particle diameter.

Divisions   sets the number of "bins'' in the histogram.

Sample   lists the data samples that have been read in.

Variable   lists the fields variables available in the selected sample.

Weight   lists the weighted fields variables available in the selected sample.

Correlation   lists the sampled variables, allowing you to choose the correlation variable.

Min   displays the minimum value of the variable selected in the Variable list. If Auto Range is off, you can set the minimum by typing a new value.

Max   displays the maximum value of the variable selected in the Fields list. If Auto Range is off, you can set the maximum by typing a new value.

Axes...   opens the Axes dialog box, which allows you to customize the histogram axes.

Curves...   opens the Curves dialog box, which allows you to customize the curves used in the histogram.

Plot   displays the histogram in the active graphics window.

Write...   allows you store the histograms in an XY-plot file format

Compute   updates the Min and Max values.

Read...   opens the Select File dialog box (see Section  2.1.6), where you can select a sample file to be read.

Delete   removes the sample selected in the Sample list.