Plot of <n> Pareto Optimal Solutions

Optimization menu > Global Optimization > Extras menu > Multi Result Optimization > Show Results

Displays the pareto-optimal solutions of a multi-critical local optimization (after selecting the axis pairs to be displayed).

Two windows open: The Closed first one displays only outputs, the second one can display inputs and outputs at the same time.

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Note
Unavailable in some scatter plot windows.

Opens the Select Axes window where you can select axes pairs to be plotted in an additional window.

Export All Data

Exports all data points into an Excel (*.xls, *.xlsx), CSV (*.csv), MDF3 (*.dat) or MDF4 (*.mf4) file.
Export Intersection of Selected Data

Exports the data points in the overlap area of all rectangles into an Excel (*.xls, *.xlsx), CSV (*.csv), MDF3 (*.dat) or MDF4 (*.mf4) file. These data points appear as red dots in the scatter plot.

If there is no area where all rectangles overlap, or if the overlap area of all rectangles is empty, there are no data points that can be exported.
Export Union of Selected Data

Exports the data points in all rectangles, i.e. all colored dots in the scatter plot, into an Excel (*.xls, *.xlsx), CSV (*.csv), MDF3 (*.dat) or MDF4 (*.mf4) file.

This export function works for overlapping and non-overlapping rectangles.
Close

Closes the window.

Closed Extras

Closed View

Select Axes

Opens the Select Axes window where you can select the axes pairs to be plotted.

Plot Settings

Opens the Edit Axes window where you can set the minimal size of the plots in pixel. If you change the size and click OK or Apply, each scatter plot smaller than the new values is adapted automatically.

Note
The information in the Edit Axes window will be saved in ASCMO-STATIC and used in all scatter plots.

Prepare Print

Opens the Prepare Print Options window where you can adjust the look of the plot area. The settings are reset when you close the plot window.
Save as Bitmap

This allows the content of the window to be saved in a series of graphic formats.
Copy to Clipboard

Copies the window content to the clipboard.
Update

Updates the plots in the window.

Closed Help

Closed Toolbar

This table shows a selection of possible toolbar buttons.

	Zoom in	By clicking in the plot, the visualization becomes larger.
	Zoom out	By clicking in the plot, the visualization becomes smaller.
	Pan	This allows you to move the plot within the window.
	Mouse selection in plot with rectangle	Sets the selection tool in the scatter plots to a rectangle.
	Mouse selection in plot with lasso	Sets the selection tool in the scatter plots to a lasso.
	Update	Updates the plots in the window.

Closed Context Menus

empty place in a plot
- Create Rectangle
  
  Opens the Create Rectangle window where you can enter start and end points for the axes of a new rectangle.
- Select Axes Manually
  
  Opens the Select Axes Manually window where you can edit the X and Y ranges of the plot.
a point
- Index: <n> | Value: [<x> <y>]
  
  Shows the index number and the values of the selected solution.
- Show Result
  
  Opens the Current Point window that displays the values for the selected solution.
- Show Result in Other Views
  
  Marks the selected solution in the other plots of the window.
- Apply Result to Calibration Maps
  
  Writes the selected solution to the calibration maps.
- Mark
  
  The solution is marked for deletion in all outputs.
a rectangle
- Remove Rectangle
  
  Removes the respective rectangle. Marked solutions remain marked.
- Set Position
  
  Opens the Create Rectangle window where you can enter start and end points for the axes of the rectangle.
- Mark
  
  Solutions within the rectangle are marked for deletion in all outputs.
- Unmark
  
  Marked solutions within the rectangle are unmarked in all outputs.
- Mark Outside
  
  Solutions outside the rectangle are marked for deletion in all outputs.
- Unmark Outside
  
  Marked solutions outside the rectangle are unmarked.
- Show number of solutions
  
  Opens a message window that displays the number of solutions inside the rectangle.

Drawing a rectangle

A rectangle is drawn up by pressing the left mouse button and moving the mouse at the same time - the points (solutions) located within a rectangle are colored.

If several rectangles are drawn, the points located in all rectangles as intersection are colored in red.

Moving/Resizing a rectangle

The rectangle can be moved by grabbing one of its borders.

By grabbing the rectangle at a corner, this corner can be moved, thereby changing the size of the rectangle.

Right-clicking on a rectangle opens a context menu with the following functions:

Remove Rectangle
All Outputs
- → Mark
  
  The data point/solution will be marked for deletion in all Outputs. With Extras → Delete Marked Points the marked points will be deleted.
- → Unmark
- → Mark Outside
  
  All data points/solutions that are not located within the selected rectangle will be marked for deletion in all Outputs. With Extras → Delete Marked Points the marked points /solutions will be deleted.
- → Unmark Outside
  
  All data points/solutions that are not located within the selected rectangle will be unmarked for deletion in all Outputs. With Extras → Delete Marked Points the marked points /solutions will be deleted.
Show Number of Solutions