- SERIES_SPEC (time_series)
- A univariate or multivariate series instances.
- FUNC_PARAMS
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Name Data Type Description FREQ_STYLE String [Optional] The format or values associated with the x-axis of the output.
Choices are:- K_INTEGRAL: Integer representation.
- K_SAMPLE_RATE: Integer normalized to number entries, with ranges from -0.5 to +0.5.
- K_RADIANS: Radian ranges from -π to +π.
- K_PERIODICITY: Periodicity.
- K_HERTZ: Used with the parameter HERTZ_SAMPLE_RATE to compute the frequency scale in terms of hertz.
The default is K_INTEGRAL.
HERTZ_SAMPLE_RATE FLOAT [Dependencies: Only used and required with K_HERTZ.] The sample rate as a floating point constant, in hertz. A value of 10000.0 indicates that the sample points were obtained by sampling at a rate of 10,000 hertz. ZERO_PADDING_OK INTEGER [Optional] Indicator to add zeros to the end of the series instances to make computation more efficient. The value of 0 does not add zeroes. A value of 1 does add zeroes. The default is 1. For best performance, let this parameter default to 1. ALGORITHM String [Optional] The algorithm to calculate the power spectrum. Options are as follows: - AUTOCORR: Use the Fourier Cosine of the Auto correlation approach.
- AUTOCOV: Use the Fourier Cosine of the Auto covariance approach to calculate power spectrum
- FOURIER: Use the Fourier Transform approach.
- INCRFOURIER: Use the Incremental Fourier Transform approach.
INCRFOURIER_PARAM Integer list [Dependencies: Only used and required with ALGORITHM(INCRFOURIER).] The spacing interval (K) and interval sampling lengths (L). SPACING_INTERVAL INTEGER [Dependencies: Only used and required with INCRFOURIER (and ALGORITHM(INCRFOURIER).] The number of sample points per interval.
INTERVAL_LENGTH INTEGER [Dependencies: Only used and required with INCRFOURIER and ALGORITHM(INCRFOURIER).] The number of sample points in the overlapping interval.
WINDOW String [Optional] The type of smoothing window to use. Use NONE to not apply a smoothing window. When WINDOW is used, it must be used with the parameter WINDOW_NAME to identify the type of window to apply.
Default is to use WINDOW_NAME(NONE).
WINDOW_NAME String [Dependencies: Only used and required with WINDOW.] Apply a smoothing window. Options are as follows: - TUKEY: Apply a Tukey smoothing window with the supplied alpha value. Must use with WINDOW_PARAM.
- BARTLETT: Apply a Bartlett smoothing window.
- PARZEN: Apply a Parzen smoothing window.
- WELCH: Apply a Welch smoothing window.
NONE: Do not apply a window. This causes a square wave window, which has a magnitude of 1.0 for the whole duration of the window.
WINDOW_PARAM INTEGER [Dependencies: Only used and required with WINDOW and WINDOW_NAME(TUKEY).] The alpha parameter to use with Tukey smoothing window. - INPUT_FMT
- No INPUT_FMT options are available for this function.
- OUTPUT_FMT
- No OUTPUT_FMT options are available for this function.