smoothGaussian: Smooth the values in a numeric vector using a Gaussian kernel

In kevin-allen/relectro: Analysis of electrophysiological data

Description

The values at -1.0 are consider invalid by defaults and are not used or changed. Set the value of the argument degrees to TRUE if the data are circular. For example, if the first and last data of the vector should be considered next to each other.

Usage

smoothGaussian(x, sd = 2, invalid = -1, type = "linear")

Arguments

x	Numeric vector
sd	The standard deviation of the Gaussian kernel used to smooth
invalid	Numeric indicating which value should be treated as NA, by default -1.0. The value should be a numeric.
type	character vector indicating the type of data to smooth Valid values are linear, circular, degrees. circular assumes that the vector is, i.e. the first and last values are adjacent. degrees assumes that the vector contains degrees (0=360)

Examples

smoothGaussian(x=c(1:10,9:1),sd=2,invalid=-1.0)

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