Knowledge Base

8.3 Profiles

This section applies to Experiment Setup profiles, Detection Settings profiles, Data Segmentation profiles and Parameter profiles.

Create a Profile

1. Do one of the following:
   • In the Experiment Explorer, right-click Experiment Setup Profiles, Detection Settings Profile, Data Segmentation Profiles or Parameter Profiles, and select Add New Profile.
   • Choose Profiles > Experiment Setup Profile, Detection Settings Profile, Data Segmentation Profile or Parameter Profile > New.
2. Enter the name of the new profile and click OK.

Open a Profile

Do one of the following:

• In the Experiment Explorer, right-click a profile and select Open.
• Choose Profiles > Experiment Setup Profiles, Detection Settings Profile, Data Segmentation Profiles or Parameter Profile > Open, select a profile from the list and click OK.

Rename a Profile

You cannot rename the All Data Segmentation profile and the default All Parameters Parameter profile.

1. In the Experiment Explorer, right-click a profile and select Rename.
2. Type the new name and press Enter.

Duplicate a Profile

1. In the Experiment Explorer, right-click a profile and select Duplicate.
2. Type the new name and click OK.

Activate a Profile

To activate a profile, in the Experiment Explorer, right-click a profile and select Set as Active.

Delete a Profile

You cannot delete an active profile. You also cannot delete the default profile.

To delete a profile, do one of the following:

• In the Experiment Explorer, right-click a profile and select Delete.
• Choose Profiles > Experiment Setup Profile, Detection Settings Profile, Data Segmentation Profile or Parameter Profile > Delete, select a profile from the list and click OK.

When you delete all Detection Settings profiles, a new default Detection Settings profile is created automatically with default settings.

8.4 Export Data and Results

Export the Run Data

The purpose of this export is to export the raw print information for each video frame of a run. Each row corresponds to one video frame (100 per second).

If your experiment contains one or more runs with missing or corrupt data, you get an error message when you try to export run data. Delete the runs listed in the error message and then export run data.

1. In the Visualization or Run Statistics screen, under Trial & Run Selection, select a trial and a run.
2. Choose File > Export > Run Data.
3. In the Export Run Data window, you can export run data for:
   • Active run (Run#) – This exports raw data from one run to an Excel file.
   • All runs from active trial (Trial#) – This exports raw data from all runs in Trial# to an Excel file; each run is saved in a separate sheet.
   Under Output, choose the File name and export Folder.
4. Click Open Output Folder and then Export.