There are a lot of opportunities for more augmentation functions:
[ ] tk.augment_logrithmic()
[ ] tk.augment_polynomial()
[x] tk.augment_hilbert()
[ ] tk.augment_wavelet()
[ ] tk.augment_short_fourier() <- This is different than the normal fourier transform in that it breaks a signal into smaller segments to provide a time-varying analysis with adjustable time and frequency resolutions.
These are just a few, but all represent further oppotunities to try and add valuable information that has historically been leveraged in the extant time series and signal processing literature.
Per @JustinKurland:
There are a lot of opportunities for more augmentation functions:
tk.augment_logrithmic()
tk.augment_polynomial()
tk.augment_hilbert()
tk.augment_wavelet()
tk.augment_short_fourier()
<- This is different than the normal fourier transform in that it breaks a signal into smaller segments to provide a time-varying analysis with adjustable time and frequency resolutions.These are just a few, but all represent further oppotunities to try and add valuable information that has historically been leveraged in the extant time series and signal processing literature.