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==Parameters== | ==Parameters== | ||
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For each sample of input, the FIRFilter computes the convolution of past samples with FIR filter coefficients. | |||
When ''FIRIntegration'' is set to "none", this is also the filter's output. | |||
When ''FIRIntegration'' is set to "mean", "rms", or "max", the respective computation is performed, and the result returned in the output signal's first sample. | |||
===FIRCoefficients=== | |||
A matrix of FIR filter coefficients. Here, rows correspond to channels, defining an individual FIR filter for each channel. When an empty matrix is specified, the FIRFilter returns its input signal unchanged. | |||
=== | |||
FIR filter coefficients. Here, rows correspond to channels, defining an individual FIR filter for each channel. | |||
==States== | ==States== | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 22 November 2008
Synopsis
A finite impulse response (FIR) filter for temporal filtering.
Location
http://www.bci2000.org/svn/trunk/src/contrib/SignalProcessing/FIR
Versioning
Authors
Dennis McFarland, Juergen Mellinger
Source Code Revisions
- Initial development: 31
- Tested under: 2196
- Known to compile under: 2196
- Broken since: --
Parameters
FIRIntegration
For each sample of input, the FIRFilter computes the convolution of past samples with FIR filter coefficients. When FIRIntegration is set to "none", this is also the filter's output. When FIRIntegration is set to "mean", "rms", or "max", the respective computation is performed, and the result returned in the output signal's first sample.
FIRCoefficients
A matrix of FIR filter coefficients. Here, rows correspond to channels, defining an individual FIR filter for each channel. When an empty matrix is specified, the FIRFilter returns its input signal unchanged.
States
None.