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| replace data points in a signal interpolated values. this command uses the same algorithms as the interpolate command but it removes meaningless data in the specified range. signalprocessing_replacedlg.png |**replace** | | |**/signal_types=** |the type of signal to be processed | |**/signal_names=** |the names of the signals to be processed | |**/signal_folder=** |the name of the signal folder | |**/start_frame=** |the first frame in the range of data points. | |**/end_frame=** |the last frame in the range of data points. | |**/polynomial_order=**|the order of the polynomial used. | |**/num_fit=** |the number of frames of data before and after the "gap" that are used to calculate the coefficients of the polynomial.| the following example results in replacing frames 60 to 72 of the rft1 motion capture marker (target) with interpolated values using a third order polynomial interpolated using 6 frames before and 6 frames after the specified range. **replace** /signal_types=target /signal_names=rft1 /signal_folder=original /start_frame=60 /end_frame=72 /polynomial_order=3 /num_fit=6 **;**