Analyze
Explanation
Depending on your preferred way of working, you can reach the “Analyze” tool in two ways.
- A) You can first open the "View" or "Measure" tool, make or select a measurement there and then display the "Analyze" tab for evaluation.
This is the preferred procedure if you want to evaluate a measurement in detail according to different criteria. The status and criteria information on the “Analyze2 tab is provided for this purpose. - B) Alternatively, you can start "Analyze" directly from the main window. The “Analyze” tab for selecting the analysis setting will then be displayed first. You can then select measurement datasets or perform measurements.
This is the preferred procedure if you want to analyze several measurement datasets according to the same evaluation rule. The overall status of a measurement is of particular interest here. This is displayed in the separate "Status" window parallel to the tabs of the main area (Chart View, List View, Analyze, Scan).
The operation of the “Analyze” tab is identical in both cases.
First select your evaluation setting under "Analyze Setting".The selection is divided into two menus for more clarity. First select the evaluation type on the left and then the evaluation settings including the preselected reference file on the right.
"Criteria" and "Reference Setting" now display the system used for evaluation and how the reference is handled.
If you want to use your own reference files, you can save them in your working folder at [current working folder]\System\Templates\Analyze\ReferenceFile. They will then appear in the selection under "Reference File" in the “Analyze” tab.
An evaluation setting also contains the parameters for measurement condition, observer, illuminant and density parameters. These settings are automatically applied to the “Patch Color” window and the “List View” tab and cannot be changed while the analysis setting is active.
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