meanSv.TSD: Locates the point at which the kernel desity estimate of the...

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Locates the point at which the kernel desity estimate of the Sv of the subset is equal to half its maximum, and uses Paper III of the PhD of Holmin to estimate the mean Sv from this. The output variables all start with X, denoting the SX90 segmentation method, but are applicable to all segmentation methods.

Description

Locates the point at which the kernel desity estimate of the Sv of the subset is equal to half its maximum, and uses Paper III of the PhD of Holmin to estimate the mean Sv from this. The output variables all start with X, denoting the SX90 segmentation method, but are applicable to all segmentation methods.

Usage

meanSv.TSD(
  data,
  plot.hist = FALSE,
  allow.vbsc = TRUE,
  list.out = FALSE,
  minlen = 1,
  type = "H",
  enlarged = FALSE,
  ...
)

Arguments

data

A list containing the acoustic data eihter given as 'vbss' for a segment of the data or as 'vbsc'.

plot.hist

Logical: If TRUE plot the histogram of the Sv.

allow.vbsc

?

list.out

Use a list as output.

minlen

The minimum length of the data, at and below which NA is returned.

type

A single character denoting the type of segmentation to label the output with.

enlarged

Logical: If TRUE add "E" to the variable names and remove the last character.

...

Passed on to density and hist.


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