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I'm new to python (installed it to analyse data we collected with your heart rate task). I'm doing the preprocessing of the data to find outliers. Running in a loop, a few trials work, but then I'm getting an error message. I've been trying to track it down. I think what it is is that in find_clipping, if there is only one maximum value, max_threshold is returned as None. And then in interpolate_clipping it produces an error.
This is from running:
signal, peaks = ppg_peaks(my_df, sfreq=1000)
I'm attaching the data part that is giving me the issue. It runs when I set: clipping='false', but I'm not sure that's a good idea. test_data.csv
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I'm new to python (installed it to analyse data we collected with your heart rate task). I'm doing the preprocessing of the data to find outliers. Running in a loop, a few trials work, but then I'm getting an error message. I've been trying to track it down. I think what it is is that in find_clipping, if there is only one maximum value, max_threshold is returned as None. And then in interpolate_clipping it produces an error.
This is from running:
signal, peaks = ppg_peaks(my_df, sfreq=1000)
I'm attaching the data part that is giving me the issue. It runs when I set: clipping='false', but I'm not sure that's a good idea.
test_data.csv
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: