% method of class @signal
% function sig=autocorrelate(sig,[delay_start],[delay_stop],[normalization_mode])
%
% calculates the auto corrlelation between of the signal sig
% return value is a signal that covers the correlation between
% between delay_start and delay_stop.
%
% INPUT VALUES:
% sig: original @signal
% delay_start: start of the correlation : default -length(sig)
% delay_stop: longest delay of the correlation : default length(sig)
% normalization_mode: normalizateion: default: 'biased' (see help 'xcorr')
%
% RETURN VALUE:
% @sig: the correlation values at each delay
%
% (c) 2003, University of Cambridge, Medical Research Council
% Stefan Bleeck (stefan@bleeck.de)
% http://www.mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk/cnbh/aimmanual
% $Date: 2003/02/01 14:15:26 $
% $Revision: 1.1 $
function sig=autocorrelate(sig,delay_start,delay_stop,normalization_mode)
if nargin==1
sig=crosscorrelate(sig,sig);
else if nargin==2
sig=crosscorrelate(sig,sig,delay_start);
else if nargin==3
sig=crosscorrelate(sig,sig,delay_start,delay_stop);
else if nargin==4
sig=crosscorrelate(sig,sig,delay_start,delay_stop,normalization_mode);
end
end
end
end