15.2.13 Bartlett-Hann window function: bartlett_hann_window
The bartlett_hann_window command finds a Bartlett-Hahn window of
a sequence, which can be used to examine a short segment when
analyzing a long.
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bartlett_hann_window takes one mandatory argument
and one optional argument:
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v, a real vector with length n.
- Optionally, an interval n0..n1 (by default 0..(n−1)).
- bartlett_hann_window(v ⟨,n1..n2⟩)
returns the elementwise product of [vn1,…,vn2]
and the vector w of length N=n2−n1+1 defined by
wk=a0+a1 | ⎪
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⎪ | | − | | ⎪
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⎪ | −a2 cos | ⎛
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for k=0,1,…,N−1 , where a0=0.62 , a1=0.48 and
a2=0.38 .
Example.
Input:
L0:=randvector(1000,0..1):; |
scatterplot(L0);
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Output:
Input:
L:=bartlett_hann_window(L0):; |
scatterplot(L);
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Output: