Thanks Dieter, that solves the next step for me! As per "On Periodicity Detection and Structural Periodic Similarity" y Michail Vlachos, Philip Yu, Vittorio Castelli, the recommended first step is to determine the top 1% of the PSD and then use the range thereof to run autocorrelations, and then loop once to refine the strongest period-candidates.
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