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| - | {{|| | + | ====== Second Derivative of a Signal ====== |
| - | |second_derivative.png\\ \\ **second_derivative**| | + | || |
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| - | compute the second derivative at each point of a signal. the first and last data points become data_not_found(identified in the c3d file as a point reliability value of & | + | |{{: |
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| - | derivatives are calculated using finite difference algorithms. | + | Compute the second derivative at each point of a signal. The first and last data points become DATA_NOT_FOUND(identified in the C3D file as a POINT Reliability value of & |
| - | given the signal: | + | Derivatives are calculated using Finite Difference Algorithms. |
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| + | Given the signal: | ||
| x(ti) for i=1, 2, ..., n | x(ti) for i=1, 2, ..., n | ||
| - | the second derivative is calculated using: | + | The second derivative is calculated using: |
| - | xddot(ti)= (x(ti+1)-2x(ti)+x(ti-1))/ | + | xDDot(ti)= (x(ti+1)-2x(ti)+x(ti-1))/ |
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