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While these two functions usually isolate the same calls, the metrics returned are quite different. This can be seen using the example data shipped with the package. I'm interested in the peak frequency/frequency centroid values, and while from the plots it is clear both functions have picked out the calls the metrics produced are very different. Do you know what is going on here/
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Not at all...
...just kidding!
The main reason is that blob_detection and threshold_detection are indeed
two very different functions. To put it simply, they do not rely on the
same algorithms to detect and extract call parameters. More info on that is
given in the package index files:
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/bioacoustics/index.html
and more specifically the introduction page, where both functions are
described in more details:
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/bioacoustics/vignettes/introduction.html
For your purpose I would recommend using the threshold_detection function
since it relies on amplitude pic detection instead of groups of pixels
"entangled together" (See Chang et al., 2004). Two extracted call
parameters from the threshold_detection function might be of use to you:
freq_max_amp Hz Frequency of the maximum energy of the audio event
bin_max_energy Hz Frequency at the maximum of energy where the slope is the
flattest
However, as you might have seen already, this function also stores all the
amplitude / frequency information as lists allowing you to plot the power
spectrum of any call that passed throught the detection filters. Perhaps
the whole amplitude / frequency information of the call might allow you to
calculate the values you are looking for...
Best,
Francois Fabianek
Le dim. 22 août 2021 à 16:32, Dr Tom August ***@***.***> a
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While these two functions usually isolate the same calls, the metrics returned are quite different. This can be seen using the example data shipped with the package. I'm interested in the peak frequency/frequency centroid values, and while from the plots it is clear both functions have picked out the calls the metrics produced are very different. Do you know what is going on here/
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