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RES_feat_minmax.m
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16 %> @file RES_feat_minmax.m
17 %> @brief Computes the peak-to-peak value of a respiration signal (aka greatest breath).
18 %> @param RESsignal the RES signal.
19 %> @retval minmax: the greatest breath of the patient.
20 %> @author Copyright Guillaume Chanel, Frank Villaro-Dixon, 2013-2014
21 function [minmax] = RES_feat_minmax(RESsignal)
22 
23 %Make sure we have a RES signal
24 RESsignal = RES__assert_type(RESsignal);
25 
26 %Compute the features
27 if(~Signal__has_preproc_lowpass(RESsignal))
28  warning(['For the function to work well, you should low-pass the signal' ...
29  '. Preferably with a median filter']);
30 end
31 
32 raw = Signal__get_raw(RESsignal);
33 
34 %%FIXME: this may be not always true ! Must find on single wave
35 minmax = max(raw) - min(raw);
36 
Signal__has_preproc_lowpass
function Signal__has_preproc_lowpass(in Signal)
Signal__get_raw
function Signal__get_raw(in Signal)
RES__assert_type
function RES__assert_type(in Signal)
RES_feat_minmax
function RES_feat_minmax(in RESsignal)