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-These discrete gain metrics are part of the common cohort of [[[https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0167945796000061|Gait Parameters]]].+====== Metric Compute Gait Signal Stats ====== 
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 +These discrete gain metrics are part of the common cohort of [[https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0167945796000061 | Gait Parameters]].
  
 Create user defined statistics for a set of signals. The following stats are computed for the signals selected for each side of the body selected. Create user defined statistics for a set of signals. The following stats are computed for the signals selected for each side of the body selected.
  
-====== Signal_Stats ======+===== Signal_Stats =====
  
 Signal value at Heel Strike Signal value at Heel Strike
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 Swing (Count)= number of swing phases used Swing (Count)= number of swing phases used
 Cycle (Count)= number of cycles used. Cycle (Count)= number of cycles used.
-====== Command_Dialog ======+===== Command_Dialog =====
  
-{{GaitSignalStatsDlg.jpg}}+{{:GaitSignalStatsDlg.jpg}}
  
-====== Pipeline_Command ======+===== Pipeline_Command =====
  
 The pipeline command is as follows: The pipeline command is as follows:
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 ! /MERGE_COMPONENTS=FALSE ! /MERGE_COMPONENTS=FALSE
 **;** **;**
-====== Resulting_Signals ======+===== Resulting_Signals =====
  
 Several of the command parameters affect the signal that is created. Several of the command parameters affect the signal that is created.
  
-===== Example1 =====+==== Example1 ====
  
 This group of commands results in a metric signal being created in the SIGNAL_STATS folder that is the same name as /Signal_Names parameter and it contains values related to the X-Component of the signal. This group of commands results in a metric signal being created in the SIGNAL_STATS folder that is the same name as /Signal_Names parameter and it contains values related to the X-Component of the signal.
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-===== Example2 =====+==== Example2 ====
  
 This group of commands results in a metric signal being created in the SIGNAL_STATS folder that appends the string _Stats to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter and it contains values related to the X-Component of the signal. This group of commands results in a metric signal being created in the SIGNAL_STATS folder that appends the string _Stats to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter and it contains values related to the X-Component of the signal.
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-===== Example3 =====+==== Example3 ====
  
 This group of commands results in a metric signal being created in the SIGNAL_STATS folder that appends the string "_Stats_X" to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter and it contains values related to the X-Component of the signal. This group of commands results in a metric signal being created in the SIGNAL_STATS folder that appends the string "_Stats_X" to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter and it contains values related to the X-Component of the signal.
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-===== Example4 =====+==== Example4 ====
  
 This group of commands results in a metric signal being created in the SIGNAL_STATS folder that appends the string "_Stats_X" to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter containing values related to the X-Component of the signal; "_Stats_Y" to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter containing values related to the Y-Component of the signals.;"_Stats_Z" to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter containing values related to the Z-Component of the signals.. This group of commands results in a metric signal being created in the SIGNAL_STATS folder that appends the string "_Stats_X" to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter containing values related to the X-Component of the signal; "_Stats_Y" to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter containing values related to the Y-Component of the signals.;"_Stats_Z" to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter containing values related to the Z-Component of the signals..
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 /COMPONENT_SEQUENCE=ALL /COMPONENT_SEQUENCE=ALL
 /MERGE_COMPONENTS=FALSE /MERGE_COMPONENTS=FALSE
-===== Example5 =====+==== Example5 ====
  
 This group of commands results in a metric signal being created in the SIGNAL_STATS folder that appends the string "_Stats" to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter containing values related to the X-Component of the signal; The resulting signal contains 3 frames of data. The first row is related to the X-Component, the second row is related to the Y-Component and the third row is related to the Z-Component. This group of commands results in a metric signal being created in the SIGNAL_STATS folder that appends the string "_Stats" to the name in the /Signal_Names parameter containing values related to the X-Component of the signal; The resulting signal contains 3 frames of data. The first row is related to the X-Component, the second row is related to the Y-Component and the third row is related to the Z-Component.
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