Template-class

corTemplate-class

binTemplate-class

A template is an object with acoustic information (frequency, time, and amplitude) on an animal volcalization.
  Objects of class <code>"corTemplate"</code> are correlation templates, which contain quantitative data on amplitude.
  Objects of class <code>"binTemplate"</code> are binary templates, which contain only qualitative data on amplitude: only whether the it is high (``on'' cells) or low (``off'') cells.
  The class <code>"Template"</code> is a virtual class, and both types of templates have this class.
  Templates are always stored as part of a <code><links4class>TemplateList</links4class></code>, either a <code><links4class>corTemplateList</links4class></code> or a <code><links4class>binTemplateList</links4class></code>.

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Acoustic template detection and monitoring database interface. Create, modify, save, and use templates for detection of animal vocalizations. View, verify, and extract results. Upload a MySQL schema to a existing instance, manage survey metadata, write and read templates and detections locally or to the database.

Sasha Hafner

monitoR

Acoustic Template Detection in R

Template-class function

Objects can be created by calls of the form <code>new("corTemplate", ...)</code> or <code>new("binTemplate", ...)</code>.
However, users should not work directly with objects of this class, but only with <code>corTemplateList</code> or <code>binTemplateList</code>, which can be created as described in the documentation for <code>TemplateList</code>.

Objects from the Class

Classes <code>corTemplate</code> and <code>binTemplate</code> extend <code>Template</code>, directly.

Extends

No methods defined with these classes in the signature.
  But see <code><links4class>TemplateList</links4class></code>.

Template-class: Class `"Template"`

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