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--- sift:export:export_results_dialog [2026/07/10 13:32] – [Export Type: PCA Results] wikisysop
+++ sift:export:export_results_dialog [2026/09/14 19:13] (current) – Updated number of export formats. richard
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 | Mean +/- 1 SD | This will export the mean and +/- 1 standard deviation of the reconstructed PCs. |
 | Mean +/- 5 and 95% | This will export the mean, the 5th and the 95th reconstruction of the PC. |
-| Outlier Detection |
+^ Outlier Detection ^ ^
-|[[.:https://www.wiki.has-motion.com/doku.php?id=sift:tutorials:outlier_detection_with_pca&s[]=lof#local_outlier_factor|LOF]] | This will use the local density around data points to determine if a point is an outlier. |
+|[[..:tutorials:outlier_detection_with_pca| LOF]] | This will export the outliers from the LOF test. |
-| SPE | This measures how far a prediction is from the real data. |
+| [[..:tutorials:outlier_detection_with_pca| SPE]]| This will export the outliers from the SPE test. |
-| Mahalanobis Distance | This uses a covariance relationship of data to determine outliers that don't follow the general trends. |
+| [[..:tutorials:outlier_detection_with_pca|Mahalanobis Distance]] | This will export the outliers from the Mahalanobis test. |
-| K-Means |
+| [[..:tutorials:run_k-means| K-Means]]| This will export the outliers from the K-Means test. |
+Checking the **Parameters** box will export the specific parameters used to run the SPE or Mah outlier tests. Similarly, clicking on the **Threshold** box will include the thresholds for either LOF, SPE, or Mah in the export.
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 ^ Field ^ Description
-| Export Format | This allows you to pick the format of the text file you want. There are four types of formats: Standard ASCII, Transposed ASCII, SPSS ASCII, P2D, CSV, JSON, and XML. |
+| Export Format | This allows you to pick the format of the text file you want. There are seven types of formats: Standard ASCII, Transposed ASCII, SPSS ASCII, P2D, CSV, JSON, and XML. |
 | Precision | This is the number of digits after the decimal point. |
 | Generate Preview | Pressing this button will generate a preview of the export data. This is a good way to check everything is to your liking. |