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Charts are graphical representations of the measurement data on the FOV. User can choose from several types of charts to plot the measurement data.

The chart toolbar allows the user to invoke various commands that are common to most charts. Some commands are disabled depending on which chart is selected.

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Select chart
Select the chart you want to display by using this dropdown

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Mode that makes it so that clicking or dragging on a chart selects features

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Mode that makes it so that selecting a region on the chart zooms into that region

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Resets the axes range of the chart to their default values

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Shows or hides the chart legend

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Saves the visual of the chart to a file

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Copies an image of the chart to a clipboard

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Copies the chart data to the clipboard. The format of the data depends on the chart

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General usage

Plot measurements

You can specify the measurements to plot in the Charts panel by changing the axis measurements. To select an axis measurement, hover over the measurement name until it turns red and then click to bring up a menu of the available measurements.

Click on the desired measurement in the menu to select. The axis title will change to the selected measurement and the chart data will be refreshed to show the new measurements.

If the chart axis supports multiple measurements, you can select them by holding down the Shift or Ctrl key while clicking on the measurements. The selected measurements will be plotted on the same axis.

Change axis scale

To change the scale on any axis, click on the minimum or maximum value displayed and that value will appear in an editable window. Type in the value you want for that end of the axis and hit Enter. Repeat this for any endpoint value you wish to change.

Additional display options

In general, options for a given chart can be accessed by right-clicking on the chart itself to display the context menu. The context menu is specific to each chart. For details regarding chart options, please refer to the documentation related to the chart of interest.

Types of charts

Aivia has seven (9) types of charts:

Chart Type	Icon	Description
Histogram		Presents the data for one or more object sets as a binned distribution. Each bar in the Histogram represents the aggregate total number of objects whose measurement values fall within a given range
Scatter plot		Allows the user to graph one measurement against another measurement. Each object is represented as a single dot in the chart
Trace plot		The default charting option for all data with a time component. It displays a single measurement of selected objects over time. The measurement value is plotted on the y-axis and time on the x-axis. Trace Plot can display data from a single object, whole FOV, or multiple objects simultaneously
Directional plot		Takes selected tracks from the data set and places the start point at the origin to show the migration patterns of selected tracks
Lineage plot		Displays a single track object at any given time to show when the track splits into two daughter tracks
Flow plot		An enhanced lineage representation, the width and color of this chart are plotted against time to show the evolution of selected track objects and their respective lineages
Kymograph		Depicts of time-related data and creates a new image with defined physical coordinates on the x-axis and time on the y-axis
Pearson heatmap		Allows users to plot Pearson's correlation coefficients for each combination of measurement determine which measurements (anti-)correlate for the selected object set as heatmap.
Violin plot		Plots Visually displays the cummulative data distribution function for selected measurement for all object for diffentent objects sets/groups and displays probablity of the two means of two different object sets/groups to originate from the same sample determines statistically which ones significantly differ for a selected measurement.