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The way PeakDetector is designed makes it a bit (and unnecessarily) cumbersome and counter-intuitive. One needs to now about the normal law and outliers. Instead, we could simply be able to send a signal directly to the PeakDetector which could be in charge of detecting peaks.
Furthermore, instead of using the principle of "outliers" it would be interesting to use a concept of "sensitvity" as a percentage (%) (0..1) For this we could use the "logit" function and calculate the n-stddev from a probability.
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The way PeakDetector is designed makes it a bit (and unnecessarily) cumbersome and counter-intuitive. One needs to now about the normal law and outliers. Instead, we could simply be able to send a signal directly to the PeakDetector which could be in charge of detecting peaks.
Furthermore, instead of using the principle of "outliers" it would be interesting to use a concept of "sensitvity" as a percentage (%) (0..1) For this we could use the "logit" function and calculate the n-stddev from a probability.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: