protected override double GetYData(int xPosition, double yPosition)
{
double YData;
GraphLine normalisationTrace = traces.Find(t => t.Index == NormalisationIndex);
switch (NormalisationType)
{
case Graphing.NormalisationType.OnAverageValue:
double finalValue = normalisationTrace.DataPoints[normalisationTrace.DataPoints.Count - 1].Y;
double averageValue = finalValue / (normalisationTrace.DataPoints.Count - 1);
YData = yPosition + (xPosition * averageValue);
break;
case Graphing.NormalisationType.OnEveryValue:
double offsetValue = normalisationTrace.DataPoints[xPosition].Y;
YData = yPosition + offsetValue;
break;
default:
YData = base.GetYData(xPosition, yPosition);
break;
}
return(YData);
}
/// <summary>
/// Returns the trace that represents the trace with the lowest final value; the lowest cumulative time overall
/// </summary>
protected GraphLine GetBestTrace()
{
GraphLine bestTrace = null;
if (traces.Count > 0)
{
double lowestTotal = 0;
int tracesChecked = 0;
foreach (GraphLine line in traces)
{
if (line.Show)
{
if (tracesChecked++ == 0)
{
bestTrace = line;
lowestTotal = line.DataPoints.Last().Y;
}
else
{
if (line.DataPoints.Last().Y < lowestTotal)
{
bestTrace = line;
}
}
}
}
}
return(bestTrace);
}
private List <GraphLine> GetNormalisedLinesOnAverageValue()
{
GraphLine normalisationTrace = traces.Find(t => t.Index == NormalisationIndex);
double finalValue = normalisationTrace.DataPoints[normalisationTrace.DataPoints.Count - 1].Y;
double averageValue = finalValue / (normalisationTrace.DataPoints.Count - 1);
List <GraphLine> normalisedLines = new List <GraphLine>();
List <DataPoint> normalisedPoints;
DataPoint pointToNormalise;
int pointIndex;
for (int lineIndex = 0; lineIndex < traces.Count; lineIndex++)
{
normalisedPoints = new List <DataPoint>();
pointIndex = 0;
while (pointIndex < traces[lineIndex].DataPoints.Count && pointIndex < normalisationTrace.DataPoints.Count)
{
pointToNormalise = traces[lineIndex].DataPoints[pointIndex];
normalisedPoints.Add(new DataPoint(pointToNormalise.X, pointToNormalise.Y - averageValue * pointIndex, pointToNormalise.index, pointToNormalise.isCycled));
pointIndex++;
}
normalisedLines.Add(new GraphLine(normalisedPoints, traces[lineIndex].Index, traces[lineIndex].Show, traces[lineIndex].LineColour));
}
return(normalisedLines);
}
private List <GraphLine> GetCycledLines()
{
//The traces are still in data form; they have not yet been normalised.
//For now, we assume that the traces are cumulative. If they are not then the mathematics becomes somewhat simpler.
//We also assume that we want to cycle based on the trace value, rather than a constant. This can be altered later too.
//The upper and lower cycling limits could be based on a different calculation (e.g. lap ahead, lap behind calculations,
// or even the difference between the line ahead and the line behind being a percentage of the line ahead.
//TODO: work out what sort of model accurately represents line cycling.
//Use the normalisation trace for cycling on.
GraphLine cycleLine = traces.Find(l => l.Index == NormalisationIndex);
List <GraphLine> newTraces = new List <GraphLine>();
List <DataPoint> cycledPoints;
DataPoint pointToAlter;
double cycleLimit;
bool lineCycled;
int pointIndex;
for (int lineIndex = 0; lineIndex < traces.Count; lineIndex++)
{
pointIndex = 0;
cycledPoints = new List <DataPoint>();
while (pointIndex < traces[lineIndex].DataPoints.Count && pointIndex < cycleLine.DataPoints.Count)
{
lineCycled = false;
pointToAlter = traces[lineIndex].DataPoints[pointIndex];
//Cycling is evaluated on every point.
if (pointIndex > 0) //The first points are never cycled
{
//The limit is given by the most recent lap time of the normalisation trace.
cycleLimit = (cycleLine.DataPoints[pointIndex].Y - cycleLine.DataPoints[pointIndex - 1].Y) / 2;
//Continue to cycle either up or down until it is within bounds.
while (pointToAlter.Y > cycleLine.DataPoints[pointIndex].Y + cycleLimit || pointToAlter.Y < cycleLine.DataPoints[pointIndex].Y - cycleLimit)
{
if (pointToAlter.Y > cycleLine.DataPoints[pointIndex].Y + cycleLimit)
{
//Getting too far ahead so cycle down
pointToAlter.Y -= cycleLimit * 2;
lineCycled = true;
}
else if (pointToAlter.Y < cycleLine.DataPoints[pointIndex].Y - cycleLimit)
{
pointToAlter.Y += cycleLimit * 2;
lineCycled = true;
}
}
}
cycledPoints.Add(new DataPoint(pointToAlter.X, pointToAlter.Y, pointToAlter.index, lineCycled));
pointIndex++;
}
newTraces.Add(new GraphLine(cycledPoints, traces[lineIndex].Index, traces[lineIndex].Show, traces[lineIndex].LineColour));
}
return(newTraces);
}
private GraphLine GetLine(GraphLine lineOfData)
{
GraphLine newLine = new GraphLine(lineOfData.Index, lineOfData.Show, lineOfData.LineColour);
foreach (DataPoint p in lineOfData.DataPoints)
{
newLine.AddDataPoint(GetPointOrdinate(p.X, horizontalAxis, true), GetPointOrdinate(p.Y, verticalAxis, false), p.isCycled);
}
return(newLine);
}
protected virtual GraphLine[] CalculateLines(List <GraphLine> tracesToCalculateFrom)
{
GraphLine[] linesToDraw = new GraphLine[tracesToCalculateFrom.Count];
int lineIndex = 0;
foreach (var lineOfData in tracesToCalculateFrom)
{
linesToDraw[lineIndex++] = GetLine(lineOfData);
}
return(linesToDraw);
}
public void AddTrace(GraphLine trace)
{
this.originalTraces.Add(trace);
SetupAxes();
Invalidate();
}
void CyclingGraph_CycleValueChanged(object sender, GraphLine e)
{
Invalidate();
}
