Measurement Formula Tool

When Enable Batching is checked, the tool takes an array as input and processes each element in the array individually.

For more information on arrays, batching, and aggregating, see Arrays, Batching, and Aggregation.

If Enable Batching is disabled, set this parameter to any available input. The selected input has no effect on the tool's calculations.

If Enable Batching is enabled, set this to an array source, such as arrayed output from a multi-sensor system or from multi-layer G5 output, or from the output of an Array Create tool. For more information on arrays, batching, and aggregating, see Arrays, Batching, and Aggregation.

Sets the number of variable inputs in the Inputs section. For each, a Variable {n} input and a Variable {n} Alias parameter is added, and

for use in the expression.

The mathematical expression.

Use the variable aliases from the Variable {n} Alias parameters in the expression. For example:

• M1*3+M2/2+4

• tan(M1/180*pi)

• max(M1, M2, M3)

The tool supports complex mathematical formulas. For example, the following:

can be produced using this:

sqrt((1-a*exp(2t)+w^(pi))/(sin(2x/pi)+cos(pi/y)))

The following shows how to perform a while loop:

y:=0; while(x<10){y:=y+x;x+=1;};y

Note that ":=" is the assignment operator, and "=" is the equality operator.

The following shows how to use an if-else structure:

if(x>2){x:=x+2;}else{x:=x-2;};x