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TSpectrumStats Members

The following tables list the members exposed by TSpectrumStats.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Returns true, if confidence intervals have been computed and are available.  
 
This is Destroy, a member of class TSpectrumStats. 
 
This is Dispose, a member of class TSpectrumStats. 
 
Free 
This is Free, a member of class TSpectrumStats. 
 
Reset the averaging process and deallocate any associated memory.  
 
This is TSpectrumStats, a member of class TSpectrumStats. 
 
Apply averaging. Called by TSpectrumAnalyzer.  
 
Computes average and standard deviations of the spectrums optionally with upper and lower confidence levels, if Recursive property was false while spectrums were added.  
 
Recalculates limits considering the current value of the ConfidenceInterval
 
Recalculates limits considering the current value of the ConfidenceInterval
 
Name 
Description 
 
Contains the number of averages made so far.  
 
This is AveragedSpectrum, a member of class TSpectrumStats. 
 
Defines the number of averages to make.  
 
Defines the type of averaging to perform.  
 
If True, the upper and lower limits of the confidence interval will be calculated and placed in UpperLimit and LowerLimit.  
 
If True, the averaging process will also compute the standard deviation.  
 
If True, the averaging process will also compute the standard deviation for each spectral line.  
 
Defines the confidence interval in percent to determine the upper and lower confidence limit.  
 
The parameter for the exponential averaging.  
 
Holds a list of vectors with lower confidence interval limits.  
 
If True the result is computed each time a new spectrum is added.  
 
If CalcStdDev is True and frequency spectrum has been averaged, this property contains the standard deviation of Amplt and Phase vectors.  
 
Holds a list of vectors with upper confidence interval limits.  
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