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7.1 Questions
Introduction and general information (cf. Section
7.2.1
)
What is TSTOOL ? (cf. Section
7.2.1.1
)
What software is required to run TSTOOL ? (cf. Section
7.2.1.2
)
On which systems does TSTOOL run ? (cf. Section
7.2.1.3
)
What about Octave or other Matlab like programming environments ? (cf. Section
7.2.1.4
)
Installation of TSTOOL
All lines in the
OpenTSTOOL/tstoolbox/mex/*.m
are comments, is this right? (cf. Section
7.2.2.1
)
Where are the precompiled Mex-Files? (cf. Section
7.2.2.2
)
There are more than one file called e.g. amutual.m, why? (cf. Section
7.2.2.3
)
What does the error message ''Attempt to execute SCRIPT ...as a function.'' mean? (cf. Section
7.2.2.4
)
Working with TSTOOL (cf. Section
7.2.3
)
How do I create a signal from my time-series data ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.1
)
How do I create a signal with logarithmic spacing ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.2
)
How do I create a signal from non-uniformly sampled data ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.3
)
How do I change the type of plot that I get with view ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.4
)
What is class 'signal' for ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.5
)
What is class 'core' for ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.6
)
What is class 'description' for ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.7
)
What is class 'achse' for ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.8
)
Why is class 'achse' called 'achse' and not 'axis' ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.9
)
What is class 'unit' for ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.10
)
How is class 'unit' used in TSTOOL ? (cf. Section
7.2.3.11
)
Extending TSTOOL (cf. Section
7.2.4
)
How can I write a script to automatize common tasks ? (cf. Section
7.2.4.1
)
How can I write my own routines for the TSTOOL package ? (cf. Section
7.2.4.2
)
Miscellaneous questions (cf. Section
7.2.5
)
What's the difference between history and commandlines ? (cf. Section
7.2.5.1
)
Frequently encountered errors (cf. Section
7.2.6
)
Using a column vector to create a one-dimensional signal (cf. Section
7.2.6.1
)
What does the error message ''Attempt to execute SCRIPT ...as a function.'' mean? (cf. Section
7.2.2.4
)
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