S_E | R Documentation |
Get error components for stochastic climate signal
S_E(
nu,
tau_s,
tau_b,
tau_r,
T,
delta_t,
N,
n.k,
clim.spec.fun,
clim.spec.fun.args,
n.nu.prime = 1000,
plot.integral = FALSE
)
nu |
frequency |
tau_s |
sediment slice thickness in years (layer.width / sedimentation rate) |
tau_b |
timescale of bioturbation (bioturbation depth / sedimentation rate) (L/sr) |
tau_r |
width of moving average filter that represents the "interpreted" resolution of the timeseries |
T |
length of a finite time series, e.g. 1e04 |
delta_t |
sampling frequency of the sediment core / climate timeseries |
N |
number of signal carriers (e.g. individual foraminifera) |
n.k |
the number of aliasers used when estimating the error spectrum of the stochastic climate signal. Defaults to 15, does not normally need to be adjusted. |
clim.spec.fun |
a function to return climate power spectral density as a function of frequency, nu |
clim.spec.fun.args |
arguments to the named climate power spectrum function |
n.nu.prime |
number of discrete frequencies at which to evaluate the PSD of the error |
plot.integral |
Plot the PSD of the error of the bioturbated climate timeseries. This PSD is numerically integrated to give the variance for the aliasing of climate variation. |
list of frequencies and error spectrum components
ProxyErrorSpectrum
spec.pars <- GetSpecPars("Mg_Ca", phi_c = pi, delta_phi_c = pi,
sig.sq_a = 0.1, tau_p = 1/12)
spec.pars$nu <- GetNu(spec.pars$T, spec.pars$delta_t)
do.call(S_E, spec.pars[names(spec.pars) %in% names(formals(S_E))])
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