gbgcorr1
Gaussian kernel correlation dimension
Usage
gbgcorr [options]
Overview
Compute the correlation dimension with a Gaussian kernel. One block of output is printed for each embedding dimension, the first column report the bandwidth, the second the associated correlation coefficient. Bandwidths are equispaced in a log scale from 1 (maximum) to 2^(-n+1) (minimum). n can be set on the command line.
Options
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-h -
this help
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-l -
time lag (default 1)
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-m -
maximum embedding dimension (default 2)
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-t -
Theiler correction (default 1)
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-R -
seed (default 0)
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-p -
number of reference points (default 1)
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-r -
number of bandwidths (default 24)
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-s -
print standard errors
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-F -
specify the input fields separators (default " \t")
Releases
5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch); the text changed 3 times.