ENSEMBLER is the main graphical user interface (GUI) for the zoosystem Time-series data can be graphed by group/channel. QUICK GUIDE - The user can change groupings by entering appropriate fields in the 'name' section of the dialog box. These names should correspond to folder names in the user's databa - Individual axes must be tagged to list a given channel before accepting line data EXAMPLES e.g.1 There are two groups: 'elite' and 'rec' performing a task. Typing 'elite rec' in the 'name' section at startup will create two windows allowing the user to graph all files in 'elite' folder together and all files in 'rec' together. A space must separate input strings. e.g.2 There are two groups 'elite' and 'rec' performing two conditions 'slap' and 'wrist' (ice hockey shot styles). Typing 'elite+slap elite+wrist rec+slap rec+wrist' will create 4 windows. Each window will collect all files containing both input strings. NOTES - Ensembler can also ensemble event data. Ensembled events may not "sit" on the mean line due to standard deviation of their respective indices, i.e. different trials may have different index for a common event - There are known functionality issues graphing patches (e.g. standard deviation cloud) on Mac OSX platforms - There are known functionality issues with errorbars on Matlab version 2014a and up - Functions tested on v2012a on MAC OS 10.8.6 and Windows 7 - Users wishing to use the exact version described in the biomechZoo manuscript can download the original code on github