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--- sift:sift_query_overview [2026/03/24 19:04] – [Example] wikisysop
+++ sift:sift_query_overview [2026/08/11 14:47] (current) – [Query Overview] julia
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 ====== Query Overview ======
-Data exploration in SIFT begins with queries, the mechanism for defining which data to analyze and how to structure it for comparison.
+Data exploration in SIFT begins with queries, the mechanism for defining which data to analyze and how to structure it for comparison. Typically, queries sit in the following order of operations:
-In a nutshell, queries sit in the following order of operations:
 Library → Query → Groups (which can contain multiple conditions) → Analysis
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 In gait analysis, comparing knee joint angles across three walking speeds (SLOW, MEDIUM, FAST) might use three separate groups (one per speed condition). Each group would contain two conditions: left knee angle time-normalized from left heel strike (LHS)-LHS and right knee angle from right heel strike (RHS)-RHS, both refined by the appropriate speed tag. This structure enables direct comparison across speed conditions while properly handling bilateral symmetry within each condition.
-{{:sift:groups_conditions_visual.png?400|}}
+{{:sift:groups_conditions_visual.png?|}}
+Once queried your new groups will appear within the data tree on the Explore and Analyse pages like so:
+{{:sift:queried_data.png|}}
 ===== Tutorials =====
 [[sift:tutorials:openbiomechanics_project:refine_queries_with_metadata|Refine Queries with Metadata]]