That is right. It is a part of materials engineering. Could say its a
standard method in it. Better description is always on Wikipedia :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainflow-counting_algorithm
Have found packs for all other big statistic software like Matlab or Diadem
but none for R. And I
I'm going to make a wild guess that this might have something to do
with "bump hunting" =local conditional extrema. If so, the prim
package might be applicable.
Otherwise ("...cycles in time series") time series methods might be appropriate.
But I basically agree with others that the OP has not c
A quick Google search suggests that the methods are used in material fatigue
studies where varying stress loads are placed upon the material, which puts
this into a materials engineering context.
Using rseek.org does not give any joy. Perhaps someone with experience in that
domain will chime in
R is used by many many folks, and most of us don't have the domain
knowledge to make heads or tails of what you're mentioning here.
You'll need to greatly clarify and perhaps ask on the appropriate
R-SIG-* list. (Ecology maybe?) Perhaps rseek.org is also of help.
Cheers,
Michael
On Thu, Oct 4, 20
Hello
I got some question about R. Im searching for a function or R-code which
makes me some collectives. In the literature they are called:
> level crossing counting
> rainflow counting
> range pair counting
Cant believe thats not available for R. May I just loo
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