Group charts
How to read the group charts
Charts are generated automatically from the results in the Group Statistics & Charts table.
In this example, charts are generated for the dependent variables Distance moved (here shown on top), Velocity and In zone (on the other two tabbed pages). The horizontal axis shows the zones (In Border and In Center). Two data series (from the Result containers Control and Treated) are plotted.
Chart tabs
Each tab refers to a dependent variable defined in the Analysis Profile.
A tab may contain one or more charts, one for each Trial Statistic specified for that dependent variable.
Notes
▪A chart is not created for the Trial statistics Standard Deviation, Standard Error and Variance.
▪Charts in EthoVision XT have limited formatting options and are mainly meant for inspection purposes. If you want to make a chart for a publication, export the statistics table to Excel or a statistics program.
▪If you delete a dependent variable and subsequently add it again to the Analysis profile, the properties of the new chart are set to default.
▪Chart settings are stored for each combination of data profile and analysis profile. If you make an exact copy of a data/analysis profile, the resulting charts have default settings.
▪Effect of Data selection: Results per time bin
If in the Data profile you specify Results per time bin, time bins are always shown on the horizontal axis. The first value is 0:00:00 and represents the results calculated in the first time bin (for example from 0 s to one minute).
▪Effect of Data selection: Results per zone
If in the Data profile you specify to Calculate the results per zone, you can show the zones on the horizontal axis or as data series. See Customize the group charts
▪If you specify both time bins and results per zone, time bins are displayed on the horizontal axis and zone statistics as data series.
▪If you specify more than 1000 time bins in your Data profile, the group charts are not displayed.
You can export one chart at a time. To export a chart as an image file, do one of the following:
▪Right-click the chart and select Export Chart.
▪Click the chart and then click the Export Chart button just above the chart.
The default file name is the same as the chart title.
Four formats are available: Portable Network Graphics (*.png), JPEG file (*.jpg), Windows bitmap (*.bmp), and Graphics Interchange Format (*.gif).
To copy the chart to an external program, right-click the chart and select Copy, then paste it to the other program.