phase_eqn_coef.Rd
The result will be a structure containing:
A matrix [Nf x Nb], where Nf is the number of nonnegative frequencies in the Fourier transform and Nb is the number of basis functions (i.e., EOFs). A[k,j] = (a_k^i a_k^j), where i is the index of the basis function used for the reference (conventionally 2, which is the first spatial basis function. Don't use the time-like basis function, i=1, since it will generally have small coefficients).
The index of the reference basis function.
phase_eqn_coef(Fx, i = 2)
Fx | The Fourier transform of the EOF projection coefficients. |
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i | The index of the basis function to use for the reference. Don't use EOF-0 (i=1). |
These equations are given as equation XX in the paper.