Hypercube viewer

Windows

The display window (Figure 1) contains one or more views of the dataset(s) that have been loaded into memory. The number of views is controlled by the nviews command line argument. Each view can choose to see any of the loaded datasets. Using the mouse, the user can navigate through up to three dimension of the hypercube. When working with four or five dimensional datasets the user has the ability to select which three dimensions to work with. All of the views are linked together, by moving to a new location in one view you will be taken to the same location in all other views.

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Figure 1. The display window with three different views. In this case three different datasets are being displayed. [NR]

The status window (Figure 2) is broken into two parts: information and history. The top portion of the window information about the datasets currently shown. You can view: axes information (origin, sampling, number of samples, and axis label), the names of the datasets that were read in, which dataset you are currently viewing in each view, the position in the hypercube, and the data value in each dataset at the current position. The history window records every mouse and menu action taken and is more fully described later.

control Figure 2. The control window. The top of half provides information about the dataset(s). The bottom shows the last ten actions performed by the user.[NR]

Hypercube viewer