Forum: help

Re: scale parameter of an atom [ Reply ] By: Dan Stowell on 2012-10-01 13:38	[forum:110084]
Hi - Please don't repatedly post the same question. "support>l" means look inside the "<support>" element and you should see a nested element named "<l>". That is the length, which you can translate to scale. Dan

Re: scale parameter of an atom [ Reply ] By: suresh kumar on 2012-09-26 11:24	[forum:110081]
Hi.. I didn't get what does "support>l" mean related to scale parameter and i couldn't find it in the book..can you please tell me clearly..how does it related to scale parameter..

Re: scale parameter of an atom [ Reply ] By: suresh kumar on 2012-09-26 11:01	[forum:110080]
Hi, I didn't get what "support>l" means..and I didn't see it in output book ..

Re: scale parameter of an atom [ Reply ] By: Dan Stowell on 2012-09-26 07:50	[forum:110065]
Hi - please read this thread which answers a very similar question: https://gforge.inria.fr/forum/forum.php?thread_id=31744&forum_id=109&group_id=36

Re: scale parameter of an atom [ Reply ]
By: suresh kumar on 2012-09-26 06:49

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Hii.. I need frequency and scale parameter of an atom. When I am decomposing the signal I have been getting book contains frequency and chirp like parameters but no where I am seeing scale parameter in the book.. Can any one please tell how to find the scale parameter.
And I have a query that.. while finding the atoms we need to specify the dictionary of different specifications like FFT size and window size and window shift..here what is the length of window in terms of time(time duration of window) and is that length is exactly equal to time duration of atom what I am trying to ask is if my signal length is of 1s and and let say length of atom is 20ms in this case I would get 50 atoms representing 1s signal at each iteration but here I am not getting the same...how to do this stuff using this toolkit...please help me...