magnitude of fft showing negative values about nitime HOT 4 CLOSED

Yeah - that doesn't seem right. I will take a look.

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OK - got it. This is because S_original.spectrum_fourier returns the complex spectrum and when it is plotted, we only get the real part, not the absolute value.

So - there are a few possible ways to go about this: one would be that the analyzer would return the absolute value, to be consistent with the other spectral analysis methods. But that would mean throwing away the phase information. The other option is for the code in the example to take the absolute value before plotting. I favor the latter, but I am open to suggestions.

What do you think?

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two thoughts. without having looked into the code and from my understanding of welch, i suspect the others are really returning the power spectral density (dB/Hz) whereas the fft is returning the complex spectrum. for the code example i think it would be prudent simply to plot the magnitude of the complex value.

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