COMPUTE THE RESULTANT BASED ON TWO SETS OF CURVES¶
Computes the resultant (vector magnitude) curve from two sets of paired curves by evaluating √(x² + y²) at each point. Use this worker when you have two orthogonal or component curve sets (e.g., X- and Y-force channels) and need to combine them into a single resultant curve.
When to use¶
Classification: process.
Tagged: component_combination, curve_pairs, resultant, sqrt_sum_squares, vector_magnitude.
Inputs¶
| Label | ID | Type | Default | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Curves 1 | curves_1 | vector | — | First set of component curves (e.g., X-direction channels); accepts one or more time-history vectors — leave empty only if no first-component data is available. | |
| Curves 2 | curves_2 | vector | — | Second set of component curves (e.g., Y-direction channels) paired element-wise with Curves 1; must have the same length and x-axis sampling as Curves 1 for the resultant to be meaningful. |
Outputs¶
| Label | ID | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| curves_resultant_pairs_output_1 | curves_resultant_pairs_output_1 | vector | Resultant curve(s) computed as √(c1² + c2²) for each paired set of input curves; output shares the same x-axis as the inputs and its y-axis reflects the vector magnitude in the same units as the inputs. |
Disciplines¶
- data.curve.pair
- data.curve.transform
Runnable example¶
A runnable example is registered for this worker. Open the example workflow on the d3VIEW canvas: /api/workflow/example?id=curves_resultant_pairs
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