Hi all,
I am a newcomer and I have been experimenting with air-strokes and wonder what happen when the pen is lifted too high for the digitizer to record. Has anyone reported that the thin lines recorded change in any way their form or movement? The numbers in the data sheet stay z = 0 for pressure but is there other data we should look at to find out what is happening in the air?
I obviously appreciate the charts recording the air-strokes and the possibility of printing them.
Would it be possible to have also similar charts “without” the air-strokes recorded in order to print them eventually. My intention is to show them to people in order to test if they can “guess” the movement or the form of these air-strokes.
I know that with the ink pen we have an original and are able to do such a thing. But it could be useful for people who do not have one or for samples received from other people without one.
When the average pressure is given on the top right of the charts, should I assume that it is the average of pen down samples only, not including air-strokes?
I know that there is a date when we add a subject to an experiment but I did not find one when one single experiment is recorded and processed. Did I look at the right place?
I have both Excel and SPSS 10 and am considering exporting data to these softwares to experiment with them. Did you have comments if the program is more compatible with one or the other? I saw on the site that the name Microcal Origin was also mentioned as a possibility.
So long for now,
Dag