fftManager

Class ClickRemoval

java.lang.Object

fftManager.ClickRemoval

public class ClickRemoval
extends java.lang.Object

Function to remove clicks from blocks of data. Can operate on an existing array or create a new one depending on which function is called.

Author:

Doug Gillespie

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static int	defaultClickPower
static double	defaultClickThreshold

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ClickRemoval()

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	removeClickInPlace(double[] waveData, double threshold, double power) Writes over existing data.
double[]	removeClicks(double[] sourceData, double[] newData, double threshold, double power) Perform click removal.
double[]	removeClicks(double[] waveData, double threshold, double power) Leaves existing data alone and creates new array.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

defaultClickThreshold

public static final double defaultClickThreshold

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Constant Field Values

defaultClickPower

public static final int defaultClickPower

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Constant Field Values

Constructor Detail

ClickRemoval

public ClickRemoval()

Method Detail

removeClickInPlace

public void removeClickInPlace(double[] waveData,
                      double threshold,
                      double power)

Writes over existing data.

Parameters:

waveData -

removeClicks

public double[] removeClicks(double[] waveData,
                    double threshold,
                    double power)

Leaves existing data alone and creates new array.

Parameters:

waveData -

Returns:

new array of wave data

removeClicks

public double[] removeClicks(double[] sourceData,
                    double[] newData,
                    double threshold,
                    double power)

Perform click removal.

Parameters:

sourceData - input data array

newData - output data array

threshold - threshold for removal (5 is a good value)

power - removal power (6 is a good value)