newAMICo: an AMICo analysis contains 3 objects: a sync, and lag vector,...
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an AMICo analysis contains 3 objects:
a sync, and lag vector, containing synchrony and lag at the same frequency
of the original time series
and xBest, which is a table with the matched peaks positions and their similarity
also there are many attributes that save how the analysis was run
Description
an AMICo analysis contains 3 objects:
a sync, and lag vector, containing synchrony and lag at the same frequency
of the original time series
and xBest, which is a table with the matched peaks positions and their similarity
also there are many attributes that save how the analysis was run
Usage
newAMICo(sync, lag, xBest, args)
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an AMICo analysis contains 3 objects: a sync, and lag vector, containing synchrony and lag at the same frequency of the original time series and xBest, which is a table with the matched peaks positions and their similarity also there are many attributes that save how the analysis was run
Description
an AMICo analysis contains 3 objects: a sync, and lag vector, containing synchrony and lag at the same frequency of the original time series and xBest, which is a table with the matched peaks positions and their similarity also there are many attributes that save how the analysis was run
Usage
newAMICo(sync, lag, xBest, args)
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