See my comments in IGBF-2641

I have so far found that the beginning of section 4 - inverse logs could benefit from another picture as a "before-after" when the user making the new blue tracks with the supposed values being all 0-values so they can see what the graph should look like. From what I have found, the numbers are not all 0 on the new tracks as Nowlan Freese said in his comments in IGBF-2641.

I do agree that the testing section's goal should be a bit more clear. When I followed along, the IGB functionality is working as expected but I did run into a few points where I got turned around. Perhaps the inverse log section could have images for the expected outcomes below the testing checkboxes?

I'm willing to create the images but am unsure how we should go about re-writing the section specifically.

For the Single Track Operations - part 4 - inverse logs section keep the instructions the way they are but determine what the values should actually be (they should not be 0) and include an image of the expected outcome.

Inverse of log (16, base 3): 43046721
inverse of log (16, base 2): 65536
Inverse of log (16, base 10): 1e +16
Inverse of natural log of 16: 88,861,105,205

Attached is a screenshot of the expected outcome. My only question there is how the pink graphs (the inverse graphs) are showing up but their Y-coordinates are not showing the upper and lower bounds.

Irvin and I walked through the issues I had with the testing instructions and came up with an outline for how we would like to fix them.
Next step is for Irvin to write up the changes and include them as a comment for me to look through.

Nowlan Freese - Here is the revised version of the instructions from the first section of part 4

*Single Track Operations - part 4 - inverse logs*

Go to the Graph panel, and select the Even Numbers track.

Select Log 2, hit Go
Select Log 10, hit Go
Select Log, enter 3 in the textbox, hit Go
Select Natural Log, hit Go

Select the Even Numbers track.

Select the Log 2: Even Numbers track, and select Inverse Log 2 from the drop-down menu, hit Go
Select the Log 10: Even Numbers track, and select Inverse Log 10 from the drop-down menu, hit Go
Select the Log 3: Even Numbers track, and select Inverse from the drop-down menu, hit Go
Select the Natural Log: Even Numbers track, and select the Inverse Natural Log from the drop-down menu, hit Go

------------------------INSERT IMAGE HERE---------------------------

Verify that the created tracks should look identical to the even number track (as demonstrated in the picture)

• Mac
• Windows
• Linux

Go to the Data Access panel and remove each of the tracks you created. Return to the Graph panel, and select the Even Numbers track.

--Saving a Track--

Single Track Operations - part 4 - inverse logs

Go to the Graph panel, and select the Even Numbers track.

Select Log 2, hit Go
Select Log 10, hit Go
Select Log, enter 3, hit Go
Select Natural Log, hit Go

Select the Log 2: Even Numbers track, select the Inverse Log 2 operation, hit Go. Delete the Log2: Even Numbers track.
Select the Log 10: Even Numbers track, select the Inverse Log 10 operation, hit Go. Delete the Log 10: Even Numbers track.
Select the Log 3: Even Numbers track, select the Inverse Log operation, enter 3, hit Go. Delete the Log 3: Even Numbers track.
Select the Natural Log: Even Numbers track, select the Inverse Natural Log operation, hit Go. Delete the Natural Log: Even Numbers track.

-----------------------INSERT IMAGE HERE--------------------------

Verify that the created tracks look identical to the even number track (as demonstrated in the picture).

Mac
Windows
Linux

Go to the Data Access panel and remove each of the tracks you created. Return to the Graph panel, and select the Even Numbers track.

-Saving a Track-

Irvin Naylor I have made some changes to the text (see my comment above). I think this looks good. Go ahead and update the page. Please also remove the lines we discussed under the Multi-Track Operations section.

Nowlan Freese - The page is updated: https://wiki.transvar.org/display/ITD/Track+Operators+-+Graph+Tracks

Looks good.

Closing issue.