Iris DVA
  • Iris DVA
  • Getting Started
    • The Iris Interface
      • The Menus
      • Viewing Data
      • Navigating Data
      • Viewing Metadata
    • Iris Preferances
      • Navigation
        • Keyboad
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      • Workspace
        • Variables
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      • Data
        • Filtering
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    • Application Structure
      • Data Handler
      • User Interface
  • Analyzing Data
    • Iris Data
      • Exporting Data
      • Analyzing Data
      • Creating Modules
  • Developing For Iris
    • Extending Iris
      • Create A Data Reader
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  1. Analyzing Data
  2. Iris Data

Analyzing Data

Leveraging the custom function files for reproducible analysis.

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A core feature of Iris DVA is the ability to create custom analysis functions and tune input arguments from the Analysis interface and store output arguments in a user-defined location. Furthermore, Iris DVA introduces a way to provide mutable default values for specific function input arguments. To take full advantage of the Analysis feature in Iris DVA, one must understand the creation and access processes of function files in MATLAB. Below is a short list of resources we assume the user comprehends.

Iris DVA leverages the capability of MATLAB's function syntax by parsing the function output arguments as named variables and storing them in the specified output mat-file.

function [output] = functionName(inputs)
  % ... perform analysis
end
Creating Function Files
Functions
Types of Functions
Function Precedence Order