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II.5.7 - ANALYSIS Button

The analysis menu provides tools to analyze CRiSP.1 results and to control the map and mouse properties. The menu is opened by right-clicking the button. It can be pinned open with a left-click on the pin. The menu contains the following functions: Monte Analysis: Analysis Tool for Monte Carlo Runs

Results of a Monte Carlo run can be viewed with the Analysis Tool depicted below. This is opened with the Analysis button and controlled as follows:

Fig. 57 Analysis Tool menu

  1. An alternative name 1 is typed here, selected from the File Manager using the drag-and-drop function, or selected from a list popped up using the "read alternative" menu button 2
  2. If the file has multiple years, a specific year 3 can be selected1
  3. Select release and passage point 4 from submenu
  4. Select data and graph type 5
  5. Plot graph 6
  6. Two alternatives can be compared with the Alternative Comparison window accessed by left-clicking on the Comparison 7 button.
Survival graph

A survival histogram (Fig. 58) or cumulative distribution can be opened for passage points of any release. Features include:

Fig. 58 Survival histogram

Travel time graph

The travel time between point of release and points downstream can be viewed as either a histogram or cumulative distribution (Fig. 59); This selection is made in the analysis tool under Graph Type.

Fig. 59 Travel time cumulative distribution

Note: If a flow window is open an average water flow at that point will be listed in the summary data. The average is taken over the period of time in which the fish traveled from release to the passage point.

Monte Comparison: Comparing Two Distributions

The Alternative Comparison Tool shows if probability distributions from two alternatives are statistically different (Fig. 60).

Fig. 60 Tool for comparing probability distributions

The tool is used as follows:

  1. Alternatives are typed onto appropriate lines 1, 2.
  2. Release points for each alternative are selected and Passage Point defined. A Data Type is also required 3.
  3. Click the Compute button 4.
The Kolmogorov-Smirnov test is used. The null hypothesis tested is that the two distributions are drawn from the same population, i.e. they are identical. To test this hypothesis, the d statistic is used. The closer the probability is to zero the more likely the two distributions are statistically different. As a typical example, we would reject the hypothesis that they are the same for probability < 0.01.

Date Tool: Converting Dates

This tool allows the user to convert Julian days to day and month. The tool has the following controls:

Mouse Tool: Redefining Mouse Functions on River Map

The Mouse Tool allows the user to redefine the function of the mouse buttons when used on the River Map. Clicking the mouse buttons can open some of the windows and tools that are available from the main panel menu buttons. The exact function of the button depends on where the mouse arrow is located, which button is pressed, and how the functions have been assigned. Four categories of selection are available:

Use the right mouse button to select from the menu under each category.

Display Map: Opening River Map

Selecting this opens the river map if it is not being displayed already.


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1 The first year is designated year 0.

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