Offline Dynamics

The Dynamics tab is designed to track dynamic changes across multiple assessments, primarily for monitoring the client's functional state throughout the entire treatment course.

It allows you to compare several parameters on a single graph (for example, the energy of paired meridians), making it easier to identify patterns. Results can be viewed not only as graphs but also as tables and distribution histograms, enabling a more thorough analysis of the client's condition.

To begin, select an assessment and then navigate to the Dynamics tab.

The Dynamics tab provides five methods for comparing different assessments:

• Line graphs
• Bar charts
• Tables
• User profiles
• Pie charts

Before analyzing the assessment dynamics, select the recordings from the list that you want to include in the graphs.

Graphs

Graphs are generated based on two or more selected assessments.

From the Left Axis Graphs and Right Axis Graphs lists, select the parameters to be displayed. The graphs are generated automatically.

You can also display numerical values and data points on the graph. To do this, click the corresponding Display Values and Display Points buttons.

If a parameter's name is not fully visible, hover the cursor over it to see the full name.

To zoom in on any area of the graph, click and drag from left to right to select the region.

A reverse selection (dragging from right to left) will reset all graphs to their full size

You can also pan across the graphs: hold down the right mouse button anywhere on the graph and drag to move the image.

Additionally, to make the graphs easier to read, the Dynamics tab includes two more features: assigning the graph's scale to the other axis and changing the graph's color. To use these features, right-click on a parameter to select it and open the context menu, then left-click on the desired feature within the menu.

The graph can be copied to the clipboard using .

Bar charts

The Bar Charts tab allows you to compare selected assessments based on parameters from various modules.

Select a group of desired parameters. Then, click on a bar to see its value, the registration date, and the time it was recorded.

Table

While graphs provide a visual comparison of indices, the table allows for a precise numerical comparison. The color spectrum from the Indices tab is preserved as the background of each corresponding cell.

You can export the data to an Excel file using the corresponding button in the Tables tab.

User profiles

The User Profiles tab allows you to create custom tables — called profiles — to which you can add your own parameters alongside the standard VedaPulse indicators.

Select the desired assessments from the catalog.

To open a previously created profile, click the Open Profile button.

To create a new profile, click the Create Profile button. A table containing the assessments will then appear.

Enter the profile name in the field to the right of the Create Profile button.

Click on an empty cell within the table header area and type in your custom parameter.

This will create a new column to the right, where you can enter the next parameter. Continue filling out the table in this manner.

Then, navigate to the Graphs tab. The newly created profile will appear at the bottom of the parameters list. Upon opening it, you will see your parameters with the values you entered in the columns. The data points on the graphs will be plotted according to these numerical values.

If you need to add more assessments, please note that you will have to enter numerical data into a new row within the User Profiles tab. Graphs are only generated for parameters that have been fully populated.

Pie chart

The Pie Chart tab displays the LF/HF/VLF ratios for the selected assessments.

The Save Report button, available in the Graphs, Bar Charts and Pie Chart tabs, allows you to export all graphical data and tables from these sections into a single file.

Clicking the Save Report button opens a window containing all the generated graphs. This window provides standard text editing functions:

• Save the report as a PDF, Word document (.docx), or RTF file.
• Copy the selected fragment to the clipboard.
• Paste from the clipboard.
• Print.