Integral of input scalar computed with respect to time using one of the specified numerical methods and using one of the specified accumulation types.
![]() | Set the offsets with respect to current time to define the start and stop of the sliding window, used when IntegrationWindowType is set to Sliding Window. |
![]() | Specify whether the resulting integral value is divided by its time span to generate StandardDeviation value instead of integral. |
![]() | The interval list within which the global minimum or maximum is sought. The default is the overall availability of host object. |
![]() | The input scalar calculation. |
![]() | The numerical integration method. |
![]() | The integration window, or accumulation, type. |
![]() | Specify whether to use Lagrange or Hermite interpolation. See STK help on interpolation. |
![]() | If true, the integral's integrand value is replaced by a constant 0 so that the integral remains constant over the gaps in integration. |
![]() | The Sampling definition, which can use a fixed step, relative tolerance or curvature tolerance. Relative tolerance uses a combination of relative and absolute changes in scalar values between samples. Curvature tolerance also uses changes in slope between samples. |
![]() | Set the value to determine if computed time of extremum is saved/loaded, or recomputed on load if necessary. |
![]() | Set the offset with respect to current time to define the start of the sliding window, used when IntegrationWindowType is set to Sliding Window. |
![]() | Set the offset with respect to current time to define the stop of the sliding window, used when IntegrationWindowType is set to Sliding Window. |
![]() | Specify whether to use custom interval list (CustomTimeLimits). |
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IAgCrdnCalcScalar |
IAgCrdn |