Changelog 0.5.2

Added

New operation “Hysteresis Metric”: per-oscillation width, height, centre gradient or a read-off of a loop, e.g. steering torque over steering angle.
New operation “Curve Metric”: one value from a curve, e.g. steady-state gain, natural frequency, overshoot, bandwidth or phase from a frequency response, or the gradient of a ramp in a range – optionally only where coherence is high enough.
New operation “Overlay Segments”: all segments of a signal on top of each other, e.g. every step of a test profile from its start.
ISO evaluations (commercial license): Weave (ISO 13674-1), Sine Sweep (ISO 7401), Transition (ISO 13674-2) and Steering Ramp (ISO 4138) build the full evaluation with KPIs over speed in new tabs from the dropped measurements and channels; the AI can prepare the measurements and start them.
Vehicle dynamics playbooks for the AI (commercial license) – editable and resettable to the ScryLab version.
Formulas accept number lists as lookup tables, e.g. interp(x, [20, 60, 120], [16.0, 15.2, 17.0]).
Evaluations remember the channels you dropped and fill them in next time from a loaded measurement.
“Transfer Analysis to” in the data source menu: puts a measurement’s whole analysis (all tabs) onto other measurements.

Weave Gain is now part of the commercial license.
Average per Signal: points keep their time, so the cursor shows which oscillation or cycle a point belongs to.
“Add Source to Calculation” (plot context menu): adds another measurement to cross-measurement comparisons for all selected signals at once.

Replacing a data source keeps it in cross-measurement comparisons instead of silently dropping it.

Recipes (copy, paste, save, apply) – use “Transfer Analysis to” for further measurements and a project with “Replace” for other files.