highest_possible_harm_cutoff: Function to calculate the smallest possible harmonic to...
In nasserdr/digyRhythm: Analyzing Animal's Rhythmicity
highest_possible_harm_cutoff R Documentation
Function to calculate the smallest possible harmonic to consider given
a sampling frequency. The minimum possible harmonic = 2 x the period of the
maximum frequency according to the Shanon theorem. Example: if the sampling
period is 15 min, the minimum possible treatable period is 30 minutes and
that corresponds to the 48th harmonic (24 hours * 60 minutes / 48 =
30 minutes)
Description
Function to calculate the smallest possible harmonic to consider given
a sampling frequency. The minimum possible harmonic = 2 x the period of the
maximum frequency according to the Shanon theorem. Example: if the sampling
period is 15 min, the minimum possible treatable period is 30 minutes and
that corresponds to the 48th harmonic (24 hours * 60 minutes / 48 =
30 minutes)
Usage
highest_possible_harm_cutoff(sampling_period_in_minutes)
Arguments
sampling_period_in_minutes
The sampling period of the acquired
data in minutes
Value
Returns the smallest possible harmonic (of 24 hours) to consider
given a sampling frequency.
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Function to calculate the smallest possible harmonic to consider given a sampling frequency. The minimum possible harmonic = 2 x the period of the maximum frequency according to the Shanon theorem. Example: if the sampling period is 15 min, the minimum possible treatable period is 30 minutes and that corresponds to the 48th harmonic (24 hours * 60 minutes / 48 = 30 minutes)
Description
Function to calculate the smallest possible harmonic to consider given a sampling frequency. The minimum possible harmonic = 2 x the period of the maximum frequency according to the Shanon theorem. Example: if the sampling period is 15 min, the minimum possible treatable period is 30 minutes and that corresponds to the 48th harmonic (24 hours * 60 minutes / 48 = 30 minutes)
Usage
highest_possible_harm_cutoff(sampling_period_in_minutes)
Arguments
sampling_period_in_minutes |
The sampling period of the acquired data in minutes |
Value
Returns the smallest possible harmonic (of 24 hours) to consider given a sampling frequency.
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