FilterSpec and FilterSpecLog uses ApplyFilter to (optionally) avoid loosing the highest and lowest frequencies when smoothing a spectrum. Default behaviour is method 3: min roughness (reflect and invert ends). Avoids the artefact seen at high freqs with LogSmooth.
Bandpass()
was calling lowpass instead of LowpassApplyFilter()
function following up on #3:A bug occurred upon matching the filtered values back on the index positions of the original input time series vector after removing any leading/trailing NA values, which happened only in the case of duplicate values in the input series. This is fixed now by an update to the index matching.
ApplyFilter()
now handles NA values in the input time
series: SimPLS()
to simulate powerlaw timeseries with a prescribed
alpha, i.e. alpha*f^(-beta).paleolibrary
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PaleoSpec
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