Data Types:
Type
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Description
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ComplexStorage
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Storage types for storing (hyper)complex numbers. For a hypercomplex 2D matrix, possibilities are:
'timepoint':
r1r1, i1r1, r1i1, i1i1, r2r1, ...
...
r1r2, ...
...
'quadrant':
r1r1, r2r1, r3r1, ...
r1r2, r2r2, ...
...
i1r1, i2r1, i3r1, ...
...
r1i1, r2i1, r3i1, ...
...
i1i1, i2i1, i3i1,
...
'dimension':
r1r1, i1r1, r2r1, i2r1, ...
r1i1, i1i1, r2i1, i2i1, ...
r1r2, i1r2, r2r2, i2r2, ...
...
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ComponentStatus
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Analysis status of a ShapeMatrix Component. The following alues are allowed:
* 'clean' is a component that represents a signal in the spectrum.
All clean components in a ShapeMatrix must be independent (i.e. no duplicates) so that the sum of all clean components represent all known signals in the ShapeMatrix.
* 'noise' is a component that represents noise or artifacts. It serves for reconstructing the full spectrum but does not contain signal information.
* 'border' is a component that contains signal that corresponds to one or more clean components elsewhere. Border components could be shoulders of Components from another region, or duplicates of one or more components present elsewhere.
* 'raw' is a component that has not yet been analyzed and assigned to one of the other categories. A ShapeMatrix containing raw components should be classed as not resolved.
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DataEncoding
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Encoding of data. Currently binary, ascii.
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MatrixFileType
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File type for NumericMatrix objects
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NumberType
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Allowed values for NumericMatrix.numberType. Currently 'int' and 'float'.
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