As a special case, it is possible (but somewhat inefficient) to compute an ordinary correlation integral by taking the two sets to be the same. This can be done by selecting the same column twice, for example -c1,1 .
Everything not being a valid option will be interpreted as a potential datafile name.
Possible options are:
Option | Description | Default |
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-M# | maximal embedding dimension | to be specified! |
-n# | minimal number of centers | to be specified! |
-t# | minimal time separation | to be specified! |
-d# | delay for the embedding | 1 |
-N# | maximal number of pairs | 1000 |
-## | number of length scale values | 2 per octave |
-r# | minimal length scale | smallest distance of points in 2 dimensions |
-R# | maximal length scale | MAX(xmax-xmin,ymax-ymin) |
-l# | maximal number of values to read from files | read whole file |
-x# | number of lines to be skipped at the beginning | 0 |
-c#[,#] | columns to be read | 1,2 |
-o# | output file name | file_xc2 where mm is the embedding dimension. |
-V# | verbosity level | 0 (= report only fatal errors) |
-h | show these options | none |