Hi all.
I have been experimenting with the toolbox using complex data. The crp function is happy with complex numbers, but the crqa function raises an error and discards the imaginary part.
I can see three possible ways around this:
a) Load the real and imaginary components into separate columns of a matrix. The crp function doesn't seem to support this approach.
b) Frequency shift my data to make it all real. This works, but you tend to just see the new centre frequency.
c) Rewrite bits of the toolbox as needed.
Before downloading the toolbox I had already started on my own functions and the only problem I can foresee at the moment is being careful with what goes into the Heavisides.
What sort of approach do people tend to take when using the toolbox?
Any hints appreciated.
Thanks
Adrian
P.S. I'm a newbie so please be gentle
Complex data
- Norbert
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Re: Complex data
Dear Adrian,
you can try the command crp2, which allows to compute a recurrence plot from a multicolumn vector, representing the phase space vectors, or, as in your case, the two components real and imaginary part.
Best regards
Norbert
you can try the command crp2, which allows to compute a recurrence plot from a multicolumn vector, representing the phase space vectors, or, as in your case, the two components real and imaginary part.
Best regards
Norbert
Re: Complex data
Norbert
Thank you very much - that's just what I was looking for.
I should have read the whole manual first
Thanks
Adrian
Thank you very much - that's just what I was looking for.
I should have read the whole manual first
Thanks
Adrian