slope_lpepa: Compute the slope of multiple signal using local polynormal...
In jaromilfrossard/permucoSlope: Extension of the permuco package
View source: R/slope_FUN_default.R
Description
compute the slope of multiple signal using local polynomial from the lpepa package.
Usage
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slope_lpepa(y, bw = 0.01, deg = 1)
Arguments
y
a matrix with multiple signals in rows and time in column
bw
a scalar representing the bandwidth as percentage of the signal. The Default value is .01.
deg
a integer representing the degree of the polynomial use to fit the signal. Default value is 1.
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View source: R/slope_FUN_default.R
Description
compute the slope of multiple signal using local polynomial from the lpepa package.
Usage
1 | slope_lpepa(y, bw = 0.01, deg = 1)
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Arguments
y |
a matrix with multiple signals in rows and time in column |
bw |
a scalar representing the bandwidth as percentage of the signal. The Default value is |
deg |
a integer representing the degree of the polynomial use to fit the signal. Default value is |
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