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| === Slice and Compare Surveys by Attributes === | === Slice and Compare Surveys By Attributes === |
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| @@@ Needs work. To be renamed ''Split and Compare Surveys By Attributes'' or maybe "Divide ...". A suggestion is to try this function with Ref Nbr 0011 using General.Age as the dividing parameter. If multiple sites are selected, the data from each survey is analyzed separately. It would be more useful to combine all surveys and split the data once by the selected attribute set. | ==== Objective ==== |
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| This function is similar to CompareSurveysByAttributes but has an additional feature. It splits the elements within a survey by the attributes of a selected attribute set. The intended usage is to compare older/younger elements within a survey. To start, a list of all ''exclusive'' choice attribute sets are displayed. Choose any set, the usual choice is ''General.Age''. | The '''Slice and Compare Surveys by Attribute''' function is used to compare Rock Art Class attributes from multiple surveys and highlight those attributes which have elements common to multiple surveys or unique to a single survey. One usage of this function is to compare rock art sites that are thought to have been occupied by the same cultures and verify there are no unexpected differences in rock art styles. |
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| [[DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/SliceAndCompare.jpg)]] | This function is similar to '''Compare Surveys By Attributes''' but has an additional feature. It splits the elements within a survey by the attributes of a selected attribute set. A second usage of this function is to compare two sites thought to have been occupied by different cultures and identify differences in rock art styles. |
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| Next, a list of all surveys is presented. Under the ''Nbr Choices'' column is the number of values each survey has for the selected attribute set. In this case, Badger Springs elements have 3 different values in General.Age. You may select one or more surveys. | ==== Processing ==== The first page displays a list General and Rock Art Class Specific exclusive attributes. Select an attribute set by clicking on an attribute set. |
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| Next, a list of element classes is presented together with the counts for each class. Note that any elements that do not have a selection in the selected attribute set are not included in the counts. Select a class and click the ''Analyze Attributes'' button. | The second page displays a list of the survey that have matching attribute selection criteria. Select one or ore surveys by clicking the corresponding check boxes. |
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| Two reports appear on the next page: Common Attributes and Unique Attributes. The Common Attributes report shows how common each of the selected class attributes are when the selected surveys are ''sliced'' by the selected attribute set. Click on any attribute hyper-link to view images of the elements. | Hyperlinks include: Area (see page xxx). |
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| The Unique Attributes report shows the same attributes present in the ''Common to 1 of x'' portion of the Common Attributes report, but here the attributes are ''sliced'' by the selected attribute set. | To continue, click the ''Submit'' button. |
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| [[DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/SliceAndCompare4a.jpg)]] [[DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/SliceAndCompare4b.jpg)]] |
The third page displays the number of elements by rock art class. Select one or more rock art classes or by clicking on the corresponding check boxes or none to seledt all the rock art classes. |
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| The screenshot below is an example resulting from clicking on a hyper-link in the Common Attributes report. | [[DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-3.PNG)]] |
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| [[DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/SliceAndCompare5.jpg)]] | To continue, click on ''Analyze Attributes''. The fourth page displays two tables: "Common Attributes" and "Unique Attributes". The "Common Attributes" table displays the attributes common to 2 or more elements from the selected rock art class with the matching attribute selection. The "Unique Attributes" table displays by the attribute set selection, attributes that are unique to the elements from the selected rock art class. [[DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-4A.PNG)]] [[DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-4B.PNG)]] Clicking on an attribute will display the matching elements. [[DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-5A.PNG)]] [[DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-5B.PNG)]] Hyperlinks include: Element ID, Cluster, Panel, Element, Prior, Next (see page xxx). ==== Buttons ==== * ''Submit:'' accepts the request and takes the application to the next page. * ''Reset:'' resets to the page to the last values displayed by your browser. * ''Change Survey:'' takes you to the first page displaying a list of surveys. * ''Change Class:'' takes you to the second page displaying rock art classes. * ''Change Attribute:'' takes you to the third page displaying the two reports. * ''Next Page:'' takes you to the next page. * ''Prior Page:'' takes you to the prior page. * ''Menu:'' takes you to the Main Menu. |
Slice and Compare Surveys By Attributes
Objective
The Slice and Compare Surveys by Attribute function is used to compare Rock Art Class attributes from multiple surveys and highlight those attributes which have elements common to multiple surveys or unique to a single survey. One usage of this function is to compare rock art sites that are thought to have been occupied by the same cultures and verify there are no unexpected differences in rock art styles.
This function is similar to Compare Surveys By Attributes but has an additional feature. It splits the elements within a survey by the attributes of a selected attribute set. A second usage of this function is to compare two sites thought to have been occupied by different cultures and identify differences in rock art styles.
Processing
The first page displays a list General and Rock Art Class Specific exclusive attributes. Select an attribute set by clicking on an attribute set.
DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-1.PNG)
The second page displays a list of the survey that have matching attribute selection criteria. Select one or ore surveys by clicking the corresponding check boxes.
DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-2A.PNG) DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-2B.PNG)
Hyperlinks include: Area (see page xxx).
To continue, click the Submit button.
The third page displays the number of elements by rock art class. Select one or more rock art classes or by clicking on the corresponding check boxes or none to seledt all the rock art classes.
DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-3.PNG)
To continue, click on Analyze Attributes.
The fourth page displays two tables: "Common Attributes" and "Unique Attributes". The "Common Attributes" table displays the attributes common to 2 or more elements from the selected rock art class with the matching attribute selection. The "Unique Attributes" table displays by the attribute set selection, attributes that are unique to the elements from the selected rock art class.
DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-4A.PNG) DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-4B.PNG)
Clicking on an attribute will display the matching elements.
DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-5A.PNG) DraCenterImage(ScreenShots/Slice-5B.PNG)
Hyperlinks include: Element ID, Cluster, Panel, Element, Prior, Next (see page xxx).
Buttons
Submit: accepts the request and takes the application to the next page.
Reset: resets to the page to the last values displayed by your browser.
Change Survey: takes you to the first page displaying a list of surveys.
Change Class: takes you to the second page displaying rock art classes.
Change Attribute: takes you to the third page displaying the two reports.
Next Page: takes you to the next page.
Prior Page: takes you to the prior page.
Menu: takes you to the Main Menu.