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symmetrise.cf R Documentation
Average backward and forward-dominated parts of the correlation function
Description
When a correlation function is symmetric or anti-symmetric in time,
this symmetry can be exploited by averaging the part from source-sink
separation 1 to cf$Time/2 with the part from cf$Time/2+1 to cf$Time-1
in order to improve statistical precision. This function
reduces the number of time slices in a cf object from cf$Time to
cf$Time/2+1 by performing this averaging.
Usage
symmetrise.cf(cf, sym.vec = c(1))
Arguments
cf
Object of type cf.
sym.vec
Integer or integer vector of length cf$nrObs giving the
time-reflection symmetry (1 for symmetric, -1 for anti-symmetric)
of the observable in question.
Value
Returns an object of class cf, which is the symmetrised version
of the input cf object.
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Average backward and forward-dominated parts of the correlation function
Description
When a correlation function is symmetric or anti-symmetric in time,
this symmetry can be exploited by averaging the part from source-sink
separation 1 to cf$Time/2 with the part from cf$Time/2+1 to cf$Time-1
in order to improve statistical precision. This function
reduces the number of time slices in a cf object from cf$Time to
cf$Time/2+1 by performing this averaging.
Usage
symmetrise.cf(cf, sym.vec = c(1))
Arguments
cf |
Object of type |
sym.vec |
Integer or integer vector of length cf$nrObs giving the time-reflection symmetry (1 for symmetric, -1 for anti-symmetric) of the observable in question. |
Value
Returns an object of class cf, which is the symmetrised version
of the input cf object.
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