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After any of the threshold tests is met, the StopAt criteria are evaluated for the rest of the scan. There are six threshold tests that you can perform:
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IMin |
I < I_MinThresh |
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IMax |
I > I_MaxThresh |
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3. |
EMin |
E < E_MinThresh |
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4. |
EMax |
E > E_MaxThresh |
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5. |
Amin |
A < A_MinThresh |
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6. |
Amax |
A > A_MinThresh |
Threshold tests allow you to tune the StopAt tests more carefully. For example, you can avoid a premature experiment termination caused by an initial transient.
In general you only enable one of the threshold tests. The others are turned off by a NIL argument in the function call.
NOTE: Any threshold test starts all StopAt tests. Also, when StopAt testing is enabled, it is never disabled, even if the Threshold test that enabled it is no longer valid.
| Imin |
REAL |
Enable StopAt if I < IMin | |
| NIL | Disable this test | ||
| Imax |
REAL |
Enable StopAt if I > IMax | |
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NIL |
Disable this test | ||
| Vmin |
REAL |
Enable StopAt if E < EMin | |
| NIL | Disable this test | ||
| Vmax |
REAL |
Enable StopAt if E > EMax | |
| NIL | Disable this test | ||
| Amin |
REAL |
Enable StopAt if A < AMin | |
| NIL | Disable this test | ||
| Amax |
REAL |
Enable StopAt if A > AMax | |
| NIL | Disable this test |