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As of #873
the rsp_intervalrelated no longer returns 'RSP_Amplitude_Mean' as incorrectly indicated by the function description and the documentation.
original code: if "RSP_Amplitude" in colnames: output["RSP_Amplitude_Mean"] = np.nanmean(data["RSP_Amplitude"].values)
was changed to: if "RSP_Amplitude" in colnames: rav = rsp_rav(data["RSP_Amplitude"].values, peaks=data) output.update(rav.to_dict(orient="records")[0])
This code seems to be using RSP amplitude to calculate a number of RAV features but the amplitude mean itself is not returned. I thought that perhaps one of the rsp_rav return values is an amplitude mean but from what I understand, RAV_mean and amplitude mean are two different values.
Apologies if I missed something and this is working as intended.
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As of #873
the rsp_intervalrelated no longer returns 'RSP_Amplitude_Mean' as incorrectly indicated by the function description and the documentation.
original code:
if "RSP_Amplitude" in colnames: output["RSP_Amplitude_Mean"] = np.nanmean(data["RSP_Amplitude"].values)
was changed to:
if "RSP_Amplitude" in colnames: rav = rsp_rav(data["RSP_Amplitude"].values, peaks=data) output.update(rav.to_dict(orient="records")[0])
This code seems to be using RSP amplitude to calculate a number of RAV features but the amplitude mean itself is not returned. I thought that perhaps one of the rsp_rav return values is an amplitude mean but from what I understand, RAV_mean and amplitude mean are two different values.
Apologies if I missed something and this is working as intended.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: