apply_filter: Apply a filter to a View
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apply_filter R Documentation
Apply a filter to a View
Description
Apply a filter to a View
Usage
apply_filter(
view,
data_points,
sig_filter,
param_str = "",
folder_out = "Filtered",
save_output = FALSE
)
Arguments
view
ProcessedView object.
data_points
body parts e.g. 'Nose'.
sig_filter
S3 filter object from signals package.
param_str
string of parameter values to add to output file if desired.
folder_out
output folder relative to recording home (default is 'Filtered').
save_output
save the output?
Value
a filtered object.
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Apply a filter to a View
Description
Apply a filter to a View
Usage
apply_filter(
view,
data_points,
sig_filter,
param_str = "",
folder_out = "Filtered",
save_output = FALSE
)
Arguments
view |
|
data_points |
body parts e.g. 'Nose'. |
sig_filter |
S3 filter object from signals package. |
param_str |
string of parameter values to add to output file if desired. |
folder_out |
output folder relative to recording home (default is 'Filtered'). |
save_output |
save the output? |
Value
a filtered object.
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