Cross Recurrence Plot Toolbox v5.29 (R38)

CRP Toolbox

recons

Reconstruct a time series from a recurrence plot.

Syntax

y=recons(x)
y=recons(x,...,method)
y=recons(x,...,name)
y=recons(x,p,...)

Description

y=recons(x) reconstructs a time series y from the recurrence plot in the matrix x.

y=recons(x,...,method) specifies the reconstruction method where string method can be either 'thiel' or 'hirata', using the method by Marco Thiel (defeault) or Yoshito Hirata.

y=recons(x,...,name) reconstructs the time series using the named cumulative distribution function, which can be 'norm' or 'Normal' (defeault), 'unif' or 'Uniform'. This is only necessary for the method by Thiel. The reconstruction from the Hirata will not be scaled.

y=recons(x,p,...) reconstructs the time series using the cumulative distribution function given by vector P (should be 2nd argument). This is only necessary for the method by Thiel. The reconstruction from the Hirata will not be scaled.

See Also

crp, crp2, jrp, twinsurr

References

Thiel, M., Romano, M. C., Kurths, J.: How much information is contained in a recurrence plot?, Phys. Lett. A, 330, 2004.

Hirata, Y., Horai, S., Aihara, K.: Reproduction of distance matrices from recurrence plots and its applications, Eur. Phys. J. ST, 164, 2008.