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+====== Global vs Loca Max and Min ======
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+===== Minimum =====
+It is important to understand the differences between the **Event_Global_Minimum** and **Event_Minimum** commands.
+**Event_Global_Minimum** creates an event at the global minimum value of a signal.\\
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+**Event_Minimum** creates an event at the local minimum value of a signal. This means the minimum value must be the minimum value for a number of frames before and after the value.\\
+The minimum number of frames is specified in the **Frame Window** parameter of the pipeline command.\\
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+==== For Example: ====
+For example: Create events at the global and local minimum of the Right Knee Flexion Angle during a gait cycle (RHS+RHS).
+|  **[[Visual3D:Documentation:Pipeline:Event_Commands:Event_Global_Minimum|Event_Global_Minimum]]**\\ {{:GlobalGlobalMin_DialogBox.jpg}}  |  **[[Visual3D:Documentation:Pipeline:Event_Commands:Event_Minimum|Event_Minimum]]**\\ {{:GlobalLocalMin_DialogBox.jpg}}  |
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+The **Global Minimum** event is created at the lowest flexion angle during the entire gait cycle.\\
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+The **Local Minimum** event is created at the minimum flexion angle, if that pt is the minimum value for 8 frames (the number of frames is pecified by the frame window).\\
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+|  {{:GlobalLocalMin.jpg}}  |
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+To identify a local minimum:\\
+- The local minimum must be a peak and the signal may not be decreasing within the specified frame window.
+|  {{:LocalMin_FrameWindow.jpg}}  |
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