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Recurrence Plots and Cross Recurrence Plots

Software/ Programmes

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Available software for the creation and application of RPs and their quantitative analysis facilitates the spread of their application (no claim to completeness):

  1. RecPlot 1.0
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    by Krishna Nayak (1994)
    creation of RPs and computing the correlation and Hausdorff dimensions, source code available, commandline based (unfortunately, not available anymore)
    » https://web.archive.org/web/19970110180438/http://www.scri.fsu.edu/~nayak/recplot/

  2. RQA Software
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    by Charles Webber Jr. (1996)
    Allows for the creation of RPs as well as CRPs and their quantification, only for DOS, commandline based.
    » https://cwebber.sites.luc.edu/

  3. TISEAN 3.01
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    by Rainer Hegger, Holger Kantz and Thomas Schreiber (1997)
    Many tools and methods from nonlinear time series analysis, regarding the recurrence based analysis only RPs can be created, free source code, binary executables for OSF, Linux and Windows, commandline based.
    » https://www.mpipks-dresden.mpg.de/~tisean

  4. Commandline Recurrence Plots
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    by Norbert Marwan (2005)
    Allows for the creation of RPs and their quantification analysis for really long data series, commandline based, currently for Unix/ Linux and Win2k.
    » https://tocsy.pik-potsdam.de/commandline-rp.php

  5. RQA HPC
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    by Tomas Martinovic (2017)
    Highly scalable C code to calculate RP and RQA for cluster computers.
    » https://code.it4i.cz/ADAS/RQA_HPC

  6. recurrence_cpp

    by Barbara Reis (2020)
    This scientific software written in C++ computes Recurrence Plot (RP), Cross Recurrence Plot (CRP), Joint Recurrence Plot (JRP) and Recurrence Quantification Analysis on commandline of Linux systems.
    » https://github.com/bmfreis/recurrence_cpp

Comparison of the calculation speeds and between some of the software can be found in:


Recurrence Plots Online

Try out online, what recurrence plots are:
Recurrence Plots Online

Mathematica Demonstrations Project:
Recurrence-Based Representations of the Logistic Map




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