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I really love your program! However, using default values for parameters, it seems to often find changepoints for smaller peaks in the data than one would expect looking at it by eye. My data is somewhat noisy but there is often a single high peak that the method misses. Can I push it somehow to focus on the most extreme values on the y-axis? I attach an example. mcp_plot_fit1d_AI_All_ScYP8k311HRSCAF50ch4_1965_points.txt_1.pdf
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Just to clarify, here I used a single peak model:
model = list(
y ~ 1,
1 ~ 1,
1 ~ 1
)
I realize I can set a strict prior to capture the big peak but is there a way to tweak the search algorithm parameters so it does this automatically?
Hi lindeloev -
I really love your program! However, using default values for parameters, it seems to often find changepoints for smaller peaks in the data than one would expect looking at it by eye. My data is somewhat noisy but there is often a single high peak that the method misses. Can I push it somehow to focus on the most extreme values on the y-axis? I attach an example.
mcp_plot_fit1d_AI_All_ScYP8k311HRSCAF50ch4_1965_points.txt_1.pdf
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: