extract_sig_area: Extract areas of significance
In wzhorton/bayesFDA: Bayesian Functional Data Analysis Tools
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
Given a 3-column matrix corresponding to the lower, average, and upper curves,
extract the regions of significance, as well as the locations and value of
the largest extrema.
Usage
1
extract_sig_area(trip)
Arguments
trip
Matrix with three columns corresponding to the lower bound (
first column), average curve (second column), and upper bound (third column).
Value
4xk Matrix where each row is a significance region and the columns
correspond to the beginning index, ending index, maximum location, and max value.
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
Given a 3-column matrix corresponding to the lower, average, and upper curves, extract the regions of significance, as well as the locations and value of the largest extrema.
Usage
1 | extract_sig_area(trip)
|
Arguments
trip |
Matrix with three columns corresponding to the lower bound ( first column), average curve (second column), and upper bound (third column). |
Value
4xk Matrix where each row is a significance region and the columns correspond to the beginning index, ending index, maximum location, and max value.
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