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  1. Dear community, I want to identify representative capsules based on the capsule duration. What I did so far is: 1. Identify capsules 2. Create a signal from condition that represents the capsule duration. 3. Calculate average capsule duration and percentiles of interest from this signal using metrics 4. Use these metrics to identify capsules that are within a certain range around the average or between two percentiles. What I would like to do next and could not accomplish so far is: By now step 4 works when entering the respective criterion to a value search by hand. Now I would like to do that dynamically, i.e., calculate the metrics for the displayed time range and directly get capsules that satisfy the criterion given above. After trying around for some time, this seems to be possible using formula: I tried to use the metrics directly, but the function I tried to use (InBetween) does not accept metrics as input. I also tried to calculate the metrics directly in formula to avoid wrong data types, but that was also not successful. It sems to get down to explicitly convert the signal metrics to scalar, but I also fail to do that. As I am quite new to seeq, I would appreciate if there were some hints on this: Is it possible? Did I choose the correct approach? Are there other, even simpler ways to accomplish that. Thanks in advance!
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