See command line for batch option (output below).
To add a peak: right-click on the blue line in the top graph.
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O = peakdetect_gui( y, x );
Outputs
| Anchor | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
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| Field | Meaning | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Core output | |||
| px | peak timepoint | ||
| py | peak height | ||
| tx | trough timepoint | ||
| ty | trough height | ||
| New channels | |||
| ratex | rate timepoint | timepoints at which we have a rate caluclation | |
| ratey | rate value | bpm (beats/breaths per minute) | |
| intervalx | interval timepoint | timepoints at which we have an interval calculation (inverse of rate) | |
| intervaly | time from previous peak | ||
| heightx | height timepoint | ||
| heighty | peak-to-trough amplitude | au (arbitrary units) | |
| ratex_seconds | rate timepoint in seconds | (batch only) | |
| ratey_Hz | rate in Hertz | (batch only) | |
| ratey_bpm | rate in cycles/minute | (batch only) | |
| peak_num | total number of peaks + troughts | ||
| Other fields: parameters for automatic peak detection | |||
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