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. 2014 Jul 17;369(1647):20130336. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2013.0336

Figure 2.

Figure 2.

Result of a singular value decomposition of the data matrix shown in figure 1. Panel (a) shows the seven first left-singular vectors Ui multiplied by their corresponding singular value, Si,i, and offset for clarity and with U1 lowest. Panel (b) shows the seven corresponding right-singular vectors, i.e. the seven first columns of V, where in particular the first column (lower-most trace) indicates significant time-dependence of the magnitude of U1. Panel (c) shows, from top to bottom, the magnitude of the singular values as a function of column number i as well as the first-order autocorrelation functions of Ui and Vi. No clear cut-offs (see main text) where noise becomes a dominant part of the data are evident.