Overview

Overview dashboards are in active development — we welcome your suggestions and feedback.

Overview dashboards are one of Deepview’s most powerful features, letting you interact with all your data sets in a single view. For example, you can build a dashboard to track the progress of a test campaign:

Plot types

Currently, the following plot types are supported:

• Number plots — show one aggregated value across all data sets, e.g. total runtime [h]
• Table, Pie, and Bar plots — show multiple aggregate values grouped by a second value, e.g. average motor temperature for low, medium, and high load cases
• Scatter plots — show two aggregates as a single dot per data set, e.g. maximum vibration vs. maximum temperature for every data set

Scatter plots can be used to identify outliers — click the visualize icon to open a data set for deeper analysis.

You can build your plots based on:

• Raw signal values from your data sets, e.g. speed, temperature
• Math channels derived from raw signals, e.g. temperature_fahrenheit — see Functions
• Data set metadata, e.g. operator, location

Filtering

Overview dashboards let you filter the data sets you want to see, on three levels:

1. Saved filters — make a primary selection of which data sets should appear on the dashboard
2. Ad-hoc filters — useful to quickly dive into a subset of the data; reset whenever you open the dashboard from scratch
3. Plot filters — apply extra filtering at the plot level; also saved as part of the dashboard definition

Tabs

Divide your plots across multiple tabs for a better overview.

In edit mode, you can add, delete, rename, and duplicate tabs.