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Data for: PyFEST - a Python code for accurate frequency estimation

Gilbert-Rainer Gillich

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The PyFEST application written in Python language allows a simple and accurate frequency estimation of generated or measured signals. Our focus is on analyzing the vibration response of structures to detect cracks in an early state.

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The PyFEST application written in Python language allows a simple and accurate frequency estimation of generated or measured signals. Our focus is on analyzing the vibration response of structures to detect cracks in an early state.

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The PyFEST application written in Python language allows a simple and accurate frequency estimation of generated or measured signals. Our focus is on analyzing the vibration response of structures to detect cracks in an early state.

Key concepts: Python (programming language), Computer science, Programming language

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