signal: Calculate if signal exists in the anomalies.
In SantanderMetGroup/transformeR: A climate4R package for general climate data manipulation and transformation
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Calculate if signal exists in the anomalies.
Description
Calculate if signal exists in the anomalies relative to the historical variability.
Usage
signal(historical, anomaly)
Arguments
historical
A grid with historical data to calculate the variability threshols (ideally annual data)
anomaly
A grid (with time dimension = 1).
Value
A binary grid (0 = no signal, 1 = signal).
Author(s)
M. Iturbide
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| signal | R Documentation |
Calculate if signal exists in the anomalies.
Description
Calculate if signal exists in the anomalies relative to the historical variability.
Usage
signal(historical, anomaly)
Arguments
historical |
A grid with historical data to calculate the variability threshols (ideally annual data) |
anomaly |
A grid (with time dimension = 1). |
Value
A binary grid (0 = no signal, 1 = signal).
Author(s)
M. Iturbide
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