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When calculating rri_detrended with the smoothness priors method: rri_detrended = smoothness_priors(rri, l=500, fs=4.0) the rri_detrended values have a spike towards the end (see 2nd graph below) for both sample files real_rri.txt and rest_rri.txt which looks off. Is this expected behaviour or a bug? Thanks for your feedback.
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Thanks for your feedback. This is an expected bug :/
This happens, because in some cases the NumPy can not represent the tiny values present in the calculation of smoothness priors and round them off.
I will check if it is possible to overcome this limitation using Numpy's float128.
When calculating rri_detrended with the smoothness priors method:
rri_detrended = smoothness_priors(rri, l=500, fs=4.0)
the rri_detrended values have a spike towards the end (see 2nd graph below) for both sample files real_rri.txt and rest_rri.txt which looks off. Is this expected behaviour or a bug? Thanks for your feedback.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: