Class SlidingAverager
java.lang.Object
likelihoodDetectionModule.normalizer.SlidingAverager
A simple sliding block averager.  The width is given in samples, and must be odd.
  If it is not odd, 1 is added to choose the next largest odd number.  We wait until
  we have seen (n+1)/2 samples before we can output a data point, therefore this unit
  will cause some lag in the system as it buffers. As stated above, an initial (n+1)/2 data points
  are required before the first output point is produced.  We make up the rest of the data
  by mirroring the data about the center point.
- Author:
 - Dave Flogeras
 
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processedData
 
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SlidingAverager
public SlidingAverager(int width, boolean divideThrough)  
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getWidth
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consume
public void consume(double[] data)  
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