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Currently, the results of the frequency_domain function are stored in a Python built-in dictionary.
frequency_domain
It would be a nice improvement if the results were stored in a custom dict-like class with additional useful methods, such as plot.
plot
For instance, a plot method could depict the power spectral density (PSD) chart like the following:
freq_domain_results = frequency_domain(rri, ...) freq_domain_results["lf"] # 134.56 freq_domain_results.plot()
There is something similar already created for time varying analyses:
hrv/hrv/nonstationary.py
Line 13 in 3f813f6
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Currently, the results of the
frequency_domain
function are stored in a Python built-in dictionary.It would be a nice improvement if the results were stored in a custom dict-like class with additional useful methods, such as
plot
.For instance, a
plot
method could depict the power spectral density (PSD) chart like the following:There is something similar already created for time varying analyses:
hrv/hrv/nonstationary.py
Line 13 in 3f813f6
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: