Summary Data

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Summary Data

     These results are all derived from the raw data and are calculated for the convenience of the user.

Figure 1 - Description of raw measurements for quick reference.
The oscillogram illustrates nine points of amplitude measurements (red dots) which delimit eight energy ranges. The spectrogram shows the dominant frequency being tracked with frequency and amplitude at that frequency measured at the nine amplitude points. In addition, it shows amplitude measurements at the frequencies of the harmonics chosen by the user. The power spectrum illustrates tuning, by emphasizing the width of the peak at half and one tenth of its amplitude.

Section
Call
Pulse
Duration
Envelope
Rhythm
Energy
Frequency


Section

SectionNumber Order of the section in the file
SectionStart Start position
SectionDur Duration of section

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Call

CallNumber Order of the call in the section
CallPeakTime Time of maximum amplitude

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Pulse

PulseNumber Order of the pulse in the call
RelPulsePeak Pulse max amplitude relative to call max amplitude

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Duration
Note: 0% actually reffers to the edge of the call, which is defined as when the algorithm screaning from the peak finds an amplitude drop to 1% or an inflection after 10%.

PulDur_0 Pulse duration between 0% ampl marks
PulDur_10 Pulse duration between 10% ampl marks
PulDur_50 Pulse duration between 50% ampl marks
PulDur_90 Pulse duration between 90% ampl marks (sustain)
PulOn_90 Pulse time for onset to 90% (attack)
PulOn_pea Pulse time for onset to peak (rise)
PulOff_peak Pulse time for peak to offset (fall)
PulOff_90 Pulse time for 90 % to offset (decay)

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Envelope

PulShapeOn Pulse shape (10:50%onset / 10:90%onset)
PulShapeOff Pulse shape (50:10%offset / 90:10%offset)

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Rhythm

PulInter Pulse interval
PulPeriod Pulse period (time peak to peak)
PulDuty Pulse duration/period (duty cycle)
CrestFactor Pulse peak/rms

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Energy
Note: 0% actually reffers to the edge of the call, which is defined as when the algorithm screaning from the peak finds an amplitude drop to 1% or an inflection after 10%.

Ener_0_10_Beg Energy between inicial 0:10% peak amplitude
Ener_10_50_Beg Energy between inicial 10:50% peak amplitude
Ener_50_90_Beg Energy between inicial 50:90% peak amplitude 
Ener_90_Peak_Beg Energy between inicial 90%:peak amplitude  
Ener_Peak_90_End Energy between final peak:90% amplitude
Ener_90_50_End Energy between final 90:50% peak amplitude
Ener_50_10_End Energy between final 50:10% peak amplitude
Ener_10_0_End Energy between final 10:0% peak amplitude

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Frequency

PulseDomFreq Dominant frequency of the pulse
PulseFundFreq Fundamental frequency of the pulse
PulseMinFreq Minimum of dominant frequency in the pulse
PulseMaxFreq Maximum of dominant frequency in the pulse
PulseOnFreq Onset pulse dominant frequency
PulseOffFreq Offset pulse dominant frequency
Q-3 Frequency tuning Q-3 dB at the pulse peak
Q-10 Frequency tuning Q-10 dB at the pulse peak
relAmpl_H1 Relative amplitude of harmonic 1
relAmpl_H2 Relative amplitude of harmonic 2
relAmpl_H3 Relative amplitude of harmonic 3

Note: The Q values are the width of the dominant frequency peak (in Hertz) at half and one tenth of is height, divided by the frequency of the peak.

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