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Hi, I really found your comparison of different peak methods really interesting. I have found for my purposes Scipy's signal.find_peaks() most useful. The one thing I find difficult is that I won't want relative_peaks to be looking for increases in values in a time series. i.e. if the peak is a relative_peak of 50 within 90 day points, but only compared to the left base and not the right base.
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Hi, I really found your comparison of different peak methods really interesting. I have found for my purposes Scipy's signal.find_peaks() most useful. The one thing I find difficult is that I won't want relative_peaks to be looking for increases in values in a time series. i.e. if the peak is a relative_peak of 50 within 90 day points, but only compared to the left base and not the right base.
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