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Hi, I don't think converting i_end
and i_start
to period and frequency is the right way to go. The main problem I see is that i_end
and i_start
don't tell you whether the load cycle occurs periodically. I think a better way to calculate frequencies is to use a reasonably long time series and then do something like:
# T - total duration of the time series
frequencies = [(rng, count / T) for rng, count in rainflow.count_cycles(signal)]
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Ok, I think there is some misunderstanding on our question, to restate
if there are 100 points in a time series of data points, does i_end - i_start reflect the duration of time between the two points?
From a practical perspective. In a damaging cycle on a piece of steel, does the i_start reflect the starting time on the damage cycle , and i_end reflect the end time of the cycle of damage/stress range.
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Oh, I see. i_start
and i_end
are the indices of the low and the high of the load cycle, such that rng = abs(signal[i_end] - signal[i_start])
. So the interpretation you show in the figure is not correct - i_end
should correspond to point E.
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