"expected period" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a period of time that is expected to happen or be experienced. For example, "We estimated an expected period of 18 months for the entire project."
For the YIN algorithm, a maximum expected period of 20 ms, i.e., minimal expected frequency of 50 Hz, was set, hence the lowest plotted value is higher than that for the other algorithms.
Amid a jubilant stock market response to the longer than expected period to adopt new capital rules from international regulators in the Swiss city of Basel, Cable warned that the government would not tolerate the new rules being used as an excuse not to lend to small businesses, which argue that they are being deprived of much-needed credit.
For the YIN algorithm, the integration window size is decoupled from the maximum expected period [11], which we choose to be 20 ms, corresponding to 50 Hz.
For the SHRP and the autocorrelation algorithm, the maximum expected period is linked directly with the amount of data used for one estimation.
Since the correlation of a segment with a shifted section of the signal is calculated, the required length of the segment is only once the maximum expected period.
There are no data points for the YIN below 30 ms, because for an estimate, YIN requires the maximum expected period plus the minimum integration window size, chosen as 10 ms, the same as for the AAC algorithm.
The basic algorithm is to iterate over a grid of expected periods, create a phased-binned lightcurve for each period, and the locate which period shows the strongest deviation from a uniform/flat signal.
As expected, periods of strong algae growth showed a strong correlation with high levels of PAR.
More strikingly, the mixing of two motifs having two different periods lead to flat Fourier spectra of the pair-distance histograms around the expected periods.
Since OCC residue removal during lipolysis could be expected, periods of breast-feeding and weight loss before surgery were included in the questionnaire.
These data sampling times were selected to coincide with expected periods of greater hemodynamic change during the surgical procedure and recovery.
