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The element {{RS:Tag|valueTable|{{{parent|FIXME}}}}} provides a flexible mechanism for description of arbitrary curves in | The element {{RS:Tag|valueTable|{{{parent|FIXME}}}}} provides a flexible mechanism for description of arbitrary curves in {{rml}}. According the descriptive data in the related attributes the particular curves can be mapped by selected pairs of variates (points) in a three-dimensional coordinate system. All intermediate values have to be interpolated accordingly. | ||
The table consist of the informative details of name and unit of each coordinate within the related attributes of the element {{RS:Tag|valueTable|{{{parent|FIXME}}}}}. In case of several curves versus the x-coordinate there is the child element {{RS:Tag|columnHeader}}, which takes the values of the z-coordinate as parameter for the array of curves. The final pair of variates are located in the particular child elements of {{RS:Tag|valueLine}}, providing the attributes for the values of x- and y-coordinate. This can be depicted as the lines of the table. Within each line there has to be one corresponding element of {{RS:Tag|values}} for each defined value of the z-coordinate. This can be depicted as the columns of the table. The order of {{RS:Tag|values}} elements as values of the y-coordinate has to conform to the order of z-coordinate in {{RS:Tag|columnHeader}}. | The table consist of the informative details of name and unit of each coordinate within the related attributes of the element {{RS:Tag|valueTable|{{{parent|FIXME}}}}}. In case of several curves versus the x-coordinate there is the child element {{RS:Tag|columnHeader}}, which takes the values of the z-coordinate as parameter for the array of curves. The final pair of variates are located in the particular child elements of {{RS:Tag|valueLine}}, providing the attributes for the values of x- and y-coordinate. This can be depicted as the lines of the table. Within each line there has to be one corresponding element of {{RS:Tag|values}} for each defined value of the z-coordinate. This can be depicted as the columns of the table. The order of {{RS:Tag|values}} elements as values of the y-coordinate has to conform to the order of z-coordinate in {{RS:Tag|columnHeader}}. | ||
According the normal conventions 'x' means the independent variable. 'y' is direct dependent on 'x' and conforms to y = ''f''(x). 'z' is the additional parameter extending the dependency to y = ''f''(x,z). {{AddAnn|{{{semantics_en|}}}| }} | According the normal conventions 'x' means the independent variable. 'y' is direct dependent on 'x' and conforms to y = ''f''(x). 'z' is the additional parameter extending the dependency to y = ''f''(x,z). {{AddAnn|{{{semantics_en|}}}| }} | ||
{{Deu|Das Element {{RS:Tag|valueTable|{{{parent|FIXME}}}}} (Wertetabelle) stellt ein mächtiges Instrument zur Hinterlegung beliebiger Verläufe in | {{Deu|Das Element {{RS:Tag|valueTable|{{{parent|FIXME}}}}} (Wertetabelle) stellt ein mächtiges Instrument zur Hinterlegung beliebiger Verläufe in {{rml}} zur Verfügung. Entsprechend der Beschreibung in den zugehörigen Attributen können die zu betrachtenden Verläufe durch ausgewählte Punkte in einem drei-dimensionalen Koordinatensystem abgebildet werden. Alle Zwischenwerte müssen entsprechend interpoliert werden. | ||
Die Tabelle besteht aus der informativen Angabe von Name und Einheit der jeweiligen Koordinate in den Attributen dieses Elements {{RS:Tag|valueTable|{{{parent|FIXME}}}}}. Wenn mehr als eine Kurve bezogen auf eine x-Koordinate beschrieben werden soll, gibt es das Unterelement {{RS:Tag|columnHeader}}, welches die Einzelwerte der z-Koordinate als Parameter aufnimmt. Die eigentlichen Wertepaare befinden sich in den einzelnen Unterelementen {{RS:Tag|valueLine}}, die die jeweiligen Werte für die x- und y-Koordinate enthalten. Für jeden möglichen Wert der z-Koordinate muss ein Element {{RS:Tag|values}} mit dem zugehörigen Wert der y-Koordinate auftreten. Die Werte der y-Koordinate müssen dabei in der gleichen Reihenfolge aufgelistet werden wie die zugehörigen {{Attr|zValue}} in der Kopfzeile {{RS:Tag|columnHeader}}. | Die Tabelle besteht aus der informativen Angabe von Name und Einheit der jeweiligen Koordinate in den Attributen dieses Elements {{RS:Tag|valueTable|{{{parent|FIXME}}}}}. Wenn mehr als eine Kurve bezogen auf eine x-Koordinate beschrieben werden soll, gibt es das Unterelement {{RS:Tag|columnHeader}}, welches die Einzelwerte der z-Koordinate als Parameter aufnimmt. Die eigentlichen Wertepaare befinden sich in den einzelnen Unterelementen {{RS:Tag|valueLine}}, die die jeweiligen Werte für die x- und y-Koordinate enthalten. Für jeden möglichen Wert der z-Koordinate muss ein Element {{RS:Tag|values}} mit dem zugehörigen Wert der y-Koordinate auftreten. Die Werte der y-Koordinate müssen dabei in der gleichen Reihenfolge aufgelistet werden wie die zugehörigen {{Attr|zValue}} in der Kopfzeile {{RS:Tag|columnHeader}}. | ||
Gemäß der üblichen Konventionen stellt 'x' die unabhängige Variable dar. 'y' ist der direkt von 'x' abhängige Wert, sodass gilt y = ''f''(x). 'z' ist ein zusätzlicher Parameter für die Abhängigkeit von 'y', sodass gilt y = ''f''(x,z). }} {{AddAnn| |{{{semantics_de|}}} }} | Gemäß der üblichen Konventionen stellt 'x' die unabhängige Variable dar. 'y' ist der direkt von 'x' abhängige Wert, sodass gilt y = ''f''(x). 'z' ist ein zusätzlicher Parameter für die Abhängigkeit von 'y', sodass gilt y = ''f''(x,z). }} {{AddAnn| |{{{semantics_de|}}} }} | ||
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{{RS:Tag|columnHeader}}, {{RS:Tag|valueLine}} | {{RS:Tag|columnHeader|valueTable}}, {{RS:Tag|valueLine|valueTable}} | ||
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The element {{RS:Tag|valueTable|{{{parent|FIXME}}}}} is optional as alternative to [[RS:mathml|mml:math]] in order to describe any curve. {{AddAnn|{{{constraints_en|}}}|{{{constraints_de|}}} }} | The element {{RS:Tag|valueTable|{{{parent|FIXME}}}}} is optional as alternative to [[RS:mathml|mml:math]] in order to describe any curve. {{AddAnn|{{{constraints_en|}}}|{{{constraints_de|}}} }} | ||
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</includeonly><noinclude>{{TemplateDocu}}</noinclude> | </includeonly><noinclude>{{TemplateDocu}}</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 21:05, 22 January 2024
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