randomSignal: Generate a random signal
In jcaude/MSEntropy: MultiScale Dispersion Entropy Calculations
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
Examples
Description
This function generate a random signal using the noise function of the
'tuneR' package.
Usage
1
randomSignal(n, model = "white", alpha = 1)
Arguments
n
the length of the signal to generate
model
the type of signal to generate
alpha
The power for the power law noise model
(defaults are 1 for pink and 1.5 for red noise) (1/f)^alpha.
Details
Signal generated by these function can be built using different models. By
default this is a white noise, but one can also used
pink, red or power models.
Value
a vector
Examples
1
2
x <- randomSignal(1000)
plot(x,type='l')
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
Description
This function generate a random signal using the noise function of the 'tuneR' package.
Usage
1 | randomSignal(n, model = "white", alpha = 1)
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Arguments
n |
the length of the signal to generate |
model |
the type of signal to generate |
alpha |
The power for the power law noise model (defaults are 1 for pink and 1.5 for red noise) (1/f)^alpha. |
Details
Signal generated by these function can be built using different models. By default this is a white noise, but one can also used pink, red or power models.
Value
a vector
Examples
1 2 | x <- randomSignal(1000)
plot(x,type='l')
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