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Good morning,
I would like to ask you a question about importing data for OMA analysis.
I have accelerometric time histories of n. 6 measurement channels. Through the py.uff library I generated the .UFF file only with dataset 58, while I wanted to define the geometry in oper modal next having the measurement imported.
If I import the data in the sw however, I cannot view a plot of them or a way to calculate cross-power spectrum from the signals and then to perform the modal parameter estimation by the LSCF method.
I wonder if, to do an OMA analysis with Open Modal, should I import the already calculated Cross Power Spectrum matrix, instead of the accelerometric time histories, in a .uff file. Otherwise, what is the correct way to use the program for an OMA with own data?
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Good morning,
I would like to ask you a question about importing data for OMA analysis.
I have accelerometric time histories of n. 6 measurement channels. Through the py.uff library I generated the .UFF file only with dataset 58, while I wanted to define the geometry in oper modal next having the measurement imported.
If I import the data in the sw however, I cannot view a plot of them or a way to calculate cross-power spectrum from the signals and then to perform the modal parameter estimation by the LSCF method.
I wonder if, to do an OMA analysis with Open Modal, should I import the already calculated Cross Power Spectrum matrix, instead of the accelerometric time histories, in a .uff file. Otherwise, what is the correct way to use the program for an OMA with own data?
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: