Hcompute: The continuous Hartley transform

In WarrenDavidAnderson/dynamicNetworkID:

Description

This function performs linear interpolation between data points and implements the continuous Hartley transform

Usage

Hcompute(w = NULL, t = NULL, x = NULL, Harg0 = NULL)

Arguments

w	This is omega_0 (Equation 4, Anderson et al., 2017). Defaults to NULL.
t	Vector of measurement times. Defaults to NULL.
x	Vector of measurement values. Defaults to NULL.
Harg0	If omega_0 is equal to zero (x=0), set omega_0 to Harg0 (w=Harg0). Defaults to NULL.

Value

A vector with the transformation of the measurement data into the frequency domain.

References

http://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005627

Examples

This function is called by HMF1compute() and HMFcompute(). This function is not recommended to be used in isolation.
Hcompute(omega, time, expr, H0)

WarrenDavidAnderson/dynamicNetworkID documentation built on May 23, 2019, 4:23 p.m.