fgentrig: Generation of sine and cosine functions
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fgentrig R Documentation
Generation of sine and cosine functions
Description
Generates sin(pi*j*(1:n)/n) (odd) and cos(pi*j*(1:n)/n) (even) for j=1,...,m for a given sample size n.
Usage
fgentrig(n,m)
Arguments
n
Sample size
m
Maximum order of sine and cosine functions
Value
x The functions sin(pi*j*(1:n)/n) (odd) and cos(pi*j*(1:n)/n) (even) for j=1,...,m.
Examples
trig<-fgentrig(36,36)
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Generation of sine and cosine functions
Description
Generates sin(pi*j*(1:n)/n) (odd) and cos(pi*j*(1:n)/n) (even) for j=1,...,m for a given sample size n.
Usage
fgentrig(n,m)
Arguments
n |
Sample size |
m |
Maximum order of sine and cosine functions |
Value
x The functions sin(pi*j*(1:n)/n) (odd) and cos(pi*j*(1:n)/n) (even) for j=1,...,m.
Examples
trig<-fgentrig(36,36)
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