# Author: <NAME> <<EMAIL>>
#
# License: BSD-3-Clause

import numpy as np

from ..fixes import jit
from ..io import BaseRaw
from ..annotations import (Annotations, _adjust_onset_meas_date,
                           _annotations_starts_stops)
from ..io.pick import _picks_to_idx, _picks_by_type, _get_channel_types
from ..utils import _validate_type, verbose, logger, _mask_to_onsets_offsets


@verbose
def annotate_amplitude(raw, peak=None, flat=None, bad_percent=5,
                       min_duration=0.005, picks=None, *, verbose=None):
    """Annotate raw data based on peak-to-peak amplitude.

    Creates annotations ``BAD_peak`` or ``BAD_flat`` for spans of data where
    consecutive samples exceed the threshold in ``peak`` or fall below the
    threshold in ``flat`` for more than ``min_duration``.
    Channels where more than ``bad_percent`` of the total recording length
    should be annotated with either ``BAD_peak`` or ``BAD_flat`` are returned
    in ``bads`` instead.
    Note that the annotations and the bads are not automatically added to the
    :class:`~mne.io.Raw` object; use :meth:`~mne.io.Raw.set_annotations` and
    :class:`info['bads'] <mne.Info>` to do so.

    Parameters
    ----------
    raw : instance of Raw
        The raw data.
    peak : float | dict | None
        Annotate segments based on **maximum** peak-to-peak signal amplitude
        (PTP). Valid **keys** can be any channel type present in the object.
        The **values** are floats that set the maximum acceptable PTP. If the
        PTP is larger than this threshold, the segment will be annotated.
        If float, the minimum acceptable PTP is applied to all channels.
    flat : float | dict | None
        Annotate segments based on **minimum** peak-to-peak signal amplitude
        (PTP). Valid **keys** can be any channel type present in the object.
        The **values** are floats that set the minimum acceptable PTP. If the
        PTP is smaller than this threshold, the segment will be annotated.
        If float, the minimum acceptable PTP is applied to all channels.
    bad_percent : float
        The percentage of the time a channel can be above or below thresholds.
        Below this percentage, :class:`~mne.Annotations` are created.
        Above this percentage, the channel involved is return in ``bads``. Note
        the returned ``bads`` are not automatically added to
        :class:`info['bads'] <mne.Info>`.
        Defaults to ``5`` (5%%).
    min_duration : float
        The minimum duration (sec) required by consecutives samples to be above
        ``peak`` or below ``flat`` thresholds to be considered.
        to consider as above or below threshold.
        For some systems, adjacent time samples with exactly the same value are
        not totally uncommon. Defaults to ``0.005`` (5 ms).
    %(picks_good_data)s
    %(verbose)s

    Returns
    -------
    annotations : instance of Annotations
        The annotated bad segments.
    bads : list
        The channels detected as bad.

    Notes
    -----
    This function does not use a window to detect small peak-to-peak or large
    peak-to-peak amplitude changes as the ``reject`` and ``flat`` argument from
    :class:`~mne.Epochs` does. Instead, it looks at the difference between
    consecutive samples.

    - When used to detect segments below ``flat``, at least ``min_duration``
      seconds of consecutive samples must respect
      ``abs(a[i+1] - a[i]) ≤ flat``.
    - When used to detect segments above ``peak``, at least ``min_duration``
      seconds of consecutive samples must respect
      ``abs(a[i+1] - a[i]) ≥ peak``.

    Thus, this function does not detect every temporal event with large
    peak-to-peak amplitude, but only the ones where the peak-to-peak amplitude
    is supra-threshold between consecutive samples. For instance, segments
    experiencing a DC shift will not be picked up. Only the edges from the DC
    shift will be annotated (and those only if the edge transitions are longer
    than ``min_duration``).

    This function may perform faster if data is loaded in memory, as it
    loads data one channel type at a time (across all time points), which is
    typically not an efficient way to read raw data from disk.

    .. versionadded:: 1.0
    """
    _validate_type(raw, BaseRaw, 'raw')
    picks_ = _picks_to_idx(raw.info, picks, 'data_or_ica', exclude='bads')
    peak = _check_ptp(peak, 'peak', raw.info, picks_)
    flat = _check_ptp(flat, 'flat', raw.info, picks_)
    if peak is None and flat is None:
        raise ValueError(
            "At least one of the arguments 'peak' or 'flat' must not be None.")
    bad_percent = _check_bad_percent(bad_percent)
    min_duration = _check_min_duration(min_duration,
                                       raw.times.size * 1 / raw.info['sfreq'])
    min_duration_samples = int(np.round(min_duration * raw.info['sfreq']))
    bads = list()

    # grouping picks by channel types to avoid operating on each channel
    # individually
    picks = {
        ch_type: np.intersect1d(picks_of_type, picks_, assume_unique=True)
        for ch_type, picks_of_type in _picks_by_type(raw.info, exclude='bads')
        if np.intersect1d(picks_of_type, picks_, assume_unique=True).size != 0
    }
    del picks_  # re-using this variable name in for loop

    # skip BAD_acq_skip sections
    onsets, ends = _annotations_starts_stops(raw, 'bad_acq_skip', invert=True)
    index = np.concatenate([np.arange(raw.times.size)[onset:end]
                            for onset, end in zip(onsets, ends)])

    # size matching the diff a[i+1] - a[i]
    any_flat = np.zeros(len(raw.times) - 1, bool)
    any_peak = np.zeros(len(raw.times) - 1, bool)

    # look for discrete difference above or below thresholds
    logger.info('Finding segments below or above PTP threshold.')
    for ch_type, picks_ in picks.items():
        data = np.concatenate([raw[picks_, onset:end][0]
                               for onset, end in zip(onsets, ends)], axis=1)
        diff = np.abs(np.diff(data, axis=1))

        if flat is not None:
            flat_ = diff <= flat[ch_type]
            # reject too short segments
            flat_ = _reject_short_segments(flat_, min_duration_samples)
            # reject channels above maximum bad_percentage
            flat_count = flat_.sum(axis=1)
            flat_count[np.nonzero(flat_count)] += 1  # offset by 1 due to diff
            flat_mean = flat_count / raw.times.size * 100
            flat_ch_to_set_bad = picks_[np.where(flat_mean >= bad_percent)[0]]
            bads.extend(flat_ch_to_set_bad)
            # add onset/offset for annotations
            flat_ch_to_annotate = \
                np.where((0 < flat_mean) & (flat_mean < bad_percent))[0]
            # convert from raw.times[onset:end] - 1 to raw.times[:] - 1
            idx = index[np.where(flat_[flat_ch_to_annotate, :])[1]]
            any_flat[idx] = True

        if peak is not None:
            peak_ = diff >= peak[ch_type]
            # reject too short segments
            peak_ = _reject_short_segments(peak_, min_duration_samples)
            # reject channels above maximum bad_percentage
            peak_count = peak_.sum(axis=1)
            peak_count[np.nonzero(peak_count)] += 1  # offset by 1 due to diff
            peak_mean = peak_count / raw.times.size * 100
            peak_ch_to_set_bad = picks_[np.where(peak_mean >= bad_percent)[0]]
            bads.extend(peak_ch_to_set_bad)
            # add onset/offset for annotations
            peak_ch_to_annotate = \
                np.where((0 < peak_mean) & (peak_mean < bad_percent))[0]
            # convert from raw.times[onset:end] - 1 to raw.times[:] - 1
            idx = index[np.where(peak_[peak_ch_to_annotate, :])[1]]
            any_peak[idx] = True

    # annotation for flat
    annotation_flat = _create_annotations(any_flat, 'flat', raw)
    # annotation for peak
    annotation_peak = _create_annotations(any_peak, 'peak', raw)
    # group
    annotations = annotation_flat + annotation_peak
    # bads
    bads = [raw.ch_names[bad] for bad in bads if bad not in raw.info['bads']]

    return annotations, bads


def _check_ptp(ptp, name, info, picks):
    """Check the PTP threhsold argument, and converts it to dict if needed."""
    _validate_type(ptp, ('numeric', dict, None))

    if ptp is not None and not isinstance(ptp, dict):
        if ptp < 0:
            raise ValueError(
                f"Argument '{name}' should define a positive threshold. "
                f"Provided: '{ptp}'.")
        ch_types = set(_get_channel_types(info, picks))
        ptp = {ch_type: ptp for ch_type in ch_types}
    elif isinstance(ptp, dict):
        for key, value in ptp.items():
            if value < 0:
                raise ValueError(
                    f"Argument '{name}' should define positive thresholds. "
                    f"Provided for channel type '{key}': '{value}'.")
    return ptp


def _check_bad_percent(bad_percent):
    """Check that bad_percent is a valid percentage and converts to float."""
    _validate_type(bad_percent, 'numeric', 'bad_percent')
    bad_percent = float(bad_percent)
    if not 0 <= bad_percent <= 100:
        raise ValueError(
            "Argument 'bad_percent' should define a percentage between 0% "
            f"and 100%. Provided: {bad_percent}%.")
    return bad_percent


def _check_min_duration(min_duration, raw_duration):
    """Check that min_duration is a valid duration and converts to float."""
    _validate_type(min_duration, 'numeric', 'min_duration')
    min_duration = float(min_duration)
    if min_duration < 0:
        raise ValueError(
            "Argument 'min_duration' should define a positive duration in "
            f"seconds. Provided: '{min_duration}' seconds.")
    if min_duration >= raw_duration:
        raise ValueError(
            "Argument 'min_duration' should define a positive duration in "
            f"seconds shorter than the raw duration ({raw_duration} seconds). "
            f"Provided: '{min_duration}' seconds.")
    return min_duration


def _reject_short_segments(arr, min_duration_samples):
    """Check if flat or peak segments are longer than the minimum duration."""
    assert arr.dtype == bool and arr.ndim == 2
    for k, ch in enumerate(arr):
        onsets, offsets = _mask_to_onsets_offsets(ch)
        _mark_inner(arr[k], onsets, offsets, min_duration_samples)
    return arr


@jit()
def _mark_inner(arr_k, onsets, offsets, min_duration_samples):
    """Inner loop of _reject_short_segments()."""
    for start, stop in zip(onsets, offsets):
        if stop - start < min_duration_samples:
            arr_k[start:stop] = False


def _create_annotations(any_arr, kind, raw):
    """Create the peak of flat annotations from the any_arr."""
    assert kind in ('peak', 'flat')
    starts, stops = _mask_to_onsets_offsets(any_arr)
    starts, stops = np.array(starts), np.array(stops)
    onsets = starts / raw.info['sfreq']
    durations = (stops - starts) / raw.info['sfreq']
    annot = Annotations(onsets, durations, [f'BAD_{kind}'] * len(onsets),
                        orig_time=raw.info['meas_date'])
    _adjust_onset_meas_date(annot, raw)
    return annot

# Author: <NAME> <<EMAIL>>
#
# License: BSD-3-Clause

import numpy as np

from ..fixes import jit
from ..io import BaseRaw
from ..annotations import (Annotations, _adjust_onset_meas_date,
                           _annotations_starts_stops)
from ..io.pick import _picks_to_idx, _picks_by_type, _get_channel_types
from ..utils import _validate_type, verbose, logger, _mask_to_onsets_offsets


@verbose
def annotate_amplitude(raw, peak=None, flat=None, bad_percent=5,
                       min_duration=0.005, picks=None, *, verbose=None):
    """Annotate raw data based on peak-to-peak amplitude.

    Creates annotations ``BAD_peak`` or ``BAD_flat`` for spans of data where
    consecutive samples exceed the threshold in ``peak`` or fall below the
    threshold in ``flat`` for more than ``min_duration``.
    Channels where more than ``bad_percent`` of the total recording length
    should be annotated with either ``BAD_peak`` or ``BAD_flat`` are returned
    in ``bads`` instead.
    Note that the annotations and the bads are not automatically added to the
    :class:`~mne.io.Raw` object; use :meth:`~mne.io.Raw.set_annotations` and
    :class:`info['bads'] <mne.Info>` to do so.

    Parameters
    ----------
    raw : instance of Raw
        The raw data.
    peak : float | dict | None
        Annotate segments based on **maximum** peak-to-peak signal amplitude
        (PTP). Valid **keys** can be any channel type present in the object.
        The **values** are floats that set the maximum acceptable PTP. If the
        PTP is larger than this threshold, the segment will be annotated.
        If float, the minimum acceptable PTP is applied to all channels.
    flat : float | dict | None
        Annotate segments based on **minimum** peak-to-peak signal amplitude
        (PTP). Valid **keys** can be any channel type present in the object.
        The **values** are floats that set the minimum acceptable PTP. If the
        PTP is smaller than this threshold, the segment will be annotated.
        If float, the minimum acceptable PTP is applied to all channels.
    bad_percent : float
        The percentage of the time a channel can be above or below thresholds.
        Below this percentage, :class:`~mne.Annotations` are created.
        Above this percentage, the channel involved is return in ``bads``. Note
        the returned ``bads`` are not automatically added to
        :class:`info['bads'] <mne.Info>`.
        Defaults to ``5`` (5%%).
    min_duration : float
        The minimum duration (sec) required by consecutives samples to be above
        ``peak`` or below ``flat`` thresholds to be considered.
        to consider as above or below threshold.
        For some systems, adjacent time samples with exactly the same value are
        not totally uncommon. Defaults to ``0.005`` (5 ms).
    %(picks_good_data)s
    %(verbose)s

    Returns
    -------
    annotations : instance of Annotations
        The annotated bad segments.
    bads : list
        The channels detected as bad.

    Notes
    -----
    This function does not use a window to detect small peak-to-peak or large
    peak-to-peak amplitude changes as the ``reject`` and ``flat`` argument from
    :class:`~mne.Epochs` does. Instead, it looks at the difference between
    consecutive samples.

    - When used to detect segments below ``flat``, at least ``min_duration``
      seconds of consecutive samples must respect
      ``abs(a[i+1] - a[i]) ≤ flat``.
    - When used to detect segments above ``peak``, at least ``min_duration``
      seconds of consecutive samples must respect
      ``abs(a[i+1] - a[i]) ≥ peak``.

    Thus, this function does not detect every temporal event with large
    peak-to-peak amplitude, but only the ones where the peak-to-peak amplitude
    is supra-threshold between consecutive samples. For instance, segments
    experiencing a DC shift will not be picked up. Only the edges from the DC
    shift will be annotated (and those only if the edge transitions are longer
    than ``min_duration``).

    This function may perform faster if data is loaded in memory, as it
    loads data one channel type at a time (across all time points), which is
    typically not an efficient way to read raw data from disk.

    .. versionadded:: 1.0
    """
    _validate_type(raw, BaseRaw, 'raw')
    picks_ = _picks_to_idx(raw.info, picks, 'data_or_ica', exclude='bads')
    peak = _check_ptp(peak, 'peak', raw.info, picks_)
    flat = _check_ptp(flat, 'flat', raw.info, picks_)
    if peak is None and flat is None:
        raise ValueError(
            "At least one of the arguments 'peak' or 'flat' must not be None.")
    bad_percent = _check_bad_percent(bad_percent)
    min_duration = _check_min_duration(min_duration,
                                       raw.times.size * 1 / raw.info['sfreq'])
    min_duration_samples = int(np.round(min_duration * raw.info['sfreq']))
    bads = list()

    # grouping picks by channel types to avoid operating on each channel
    # individually
    picks = {
        ch_type: np.intersect1d(picks_of_type, picks_, assume_unique=True)
        for ch_type, picks_of_type in _picks_by_type(raw.info, exclude='bads')
        if np.intersect1d(picks_of_type, picks_, assume_unique=True).size != 0
    }
    del picks_  # re-using this variable name in for loop

    # skip BAD_acq_skip sections
    onsets, ends = _annotations_starts_stops(raw, 'bad_acq_skip', invert=True)
    index = np.concatenate([np.arange(raw.times.size)[onset:end]
                            for onset, end in zip(onsets, ends)])

    # size matching the diff a[i+1] - a[i]
    any_flat = np.zeros(len(raw.times) - 1, bool)
    any_peak = np.zeros(len(raw.times) - 1, bool)

    # look for discrete difference above or below thresholds
    logger.info('Finding segments below or above PTP threshold.')
    for ch_type, picks_ in picks.items():
        data = np.concatenate([raw[picks_, onset:end][0]
                               for onset, end in zip(onsets, ends)], axis=1)
        diff = np.abs(np.diff(data, axis=1))

        if flat is not None:
            flat_ = diff <= flat[ch_type]
            # reject too short segments
            flat_ = _reject_short_segments(flat_, min_duration_samples)
            # reject channels above maximum bad_percentage
            flat_count = flat_.sum(axis=1)
            flat_count[np.nonzero(flat_count)] += 1  # offset by 1 due to diff
            flat_mean = flat_count / raw.times.size * 100
            flat_ch_to_set_bad = picks_[np.where(flat_mean >= bad_percent)[0]]
            bads.extend(flat_ch_to_set_bad)
            # add onset/offset for annotations
            flat_ch_to_annotate = \
                np.where((0 < flat_mean) & (flat_mean < bad_percent))[0]
            # convert from raw.times[onset:end] - 1 to raw.times[:] - 1
            idx = index[np.where(flat_[flat_ch_to_annotate, :])[1]]
            any_flat[idx] = True

        if peak is not None:
            peak_ = diff >= peak[ch_type]
            # reject too short segments
            peak_ = _reject_short_segments(peak_, min_duration_samples)
            # reject channels above maximum bad_percentage
            peak_count = peak_.sum(axis=1)
            peak_count[np.nonzero(peak_count)] += 1  # offset by 1 due to diff
            peak_mean = peak_count / raw.times.size * 100
            peak_ch_to_set_bad = picks_[np.where(peak_mean >= bad_percent)[0]]
            bads.extend(peak_ch_to_set_bad)
            # add onset/offset for annotations
            peak_ch_to_annotate = \
                np.where((0 < peak_mean) & (peak_mean < bad_percent))[0]
            # convert from raw.times[onset:end] - 1 to raw.times[:] - 1
            idx = index[np.where(peak_[peak_ch_to_annotate, :])[1]]
            any_peak[idx] = True

    # annotation for flat
    annotation_flat = _create_annotations(any_flat, 'flat', raw)
    # annotation for peak
    annotation_peak = _create_annotations(any_peak, 'peak', raw)
    # group
    annotations = annotation_flat + annotation_peak
    # bads
    bads = [raw.ch_names[bad] for bad in bads if bad not in raw.info['bads']]

    return annotations, bads


def _check_ptp(ptp, name, info, picks):
    """Check the PTP threhsold argument, and converts it to dict if needed."""
    _validate_type(ptp, ('numeric', dict, None))

    if ptp is not None and not isinstance(ptp, dict):
        if ptp < 0:
            raise ValueError(
                f"Argument '{name}' should define a positive threshold. "
                f"Provided: '{ptp}'.")
        ch_types = set(_get_channel_types(info, picks))
        ptp = {ch_type: ptp for ch_type in ch_types}
    elif isinstance(ptp, dict):
        for key, value in ptp.items():
            if value < 0:
                raise ValueError(
                    f"Argument '{name}' should define positive thresholds. "
                    f"Provided for channel type '{key}': '{value}'.")
    return ptp


def _check_bad_percent(bad_percent):
    """Check that bad_percent is a valid percentage and converts to float."""
    _validate_type(bad_percent, 'numeric', 'bad_percent')
    bad_percent = float(bad_percent)
    if not 0 <= bad_percent <= 100:
        raise ValueError(
            "Argument 'bad_percent' should define a percentage between 0% "
            f"and 100%. Provided: {bad_percent}%.")
    return bad_percent


def _check_min_duration(min_duration, raw_duration):
    """Check that min_duration is a valid duration and converts to float."""
    _validate_type(min_duration, 'numeric', 'min_duration')
    min_duration = float(min_duration)
    if min_duration < 0:
        raise ValueError(
            "Argument 'min_duration' should define a positive duration in "
            f"seconds. Provided: '{min_duration}' seconds.")
    if min_duration >= raw_duration:
        raise ValueError(
            "Argument 'min_duration' should define a positive duration in "
            f"seconds shorter than the raw duration ({raw_duration} seconds). "
            f"Provided: '{min_duration}' seconds.")
    return min_duration


def _reject_short_segments(arr, min_duration_samples):
    """Check if flat or peak segments are longer than the minimum duration."""
    assert arr.dtype == bool and arr.ndim == 2
    for k, ch in enumerate(arr):
        onsets, offsets = _mask_to_onsets_offsets(ch)
        _mark_inner(arr[k], onsets, offsets, min_duration_samples)
    return arr


@jit()
def _mark_inner(arr_k, onsets, offsets, min_duration_samples):
    """Inner loop of _reject_short_segments()."""
    for start, stop in zip(onsets, offsets):
        if stop - start < min_duration_samples:
            arr_k[start:stop] = False


def _create_annotations(any_arr, kind, raw):
    """Create the peak of flat annotations from the any_arr."""
    assert kind in ('peak', 'flat')
    starts, stops = _mask_to_onsets_offsets(any_arr)
    starts, stops = np.array(starts), np.array(stops)
    onsets = starts / raw.info['sfreq']
    durations = (stops - starts) / raw.info['sfreq']
    annot = Annotations(onsets, durations, [f'BAD_{kind}'] * len(onsets),
                        orig_time=raw.info['meas_date'])
    _adjust_onset_meas_date(annot, raw)
    return annot

# Author: <NAME> <<EMAIL>> # # License: BSD-3-Clause Annotate raw data based on peak-to-peak amplitude.      Creates annotations ``BAD_peak`` or ``BAD_flat`` for spans of data where     consecutive samples exceed the threshold in ``peak`` or fall below the     threshold in ``flat`` for more than ``min_duration``.     Channels where more than ``bad_percent`` of the total recording length     should be annotated with either ``BAD_peak`` or ``BAD_flat`` are returned     in ``bads`` instead.     Note that the annotations and the bads are not automatically added to the     :class:`~mne.io.Raw` object; use :meth:`~mne.io.Raw.set_annotations` and     :class:`info['bads'] <mne.Info>` to do so.      Parameters     ----------     raw : instance of Raw         The raw data.     peak : float | dict | None         Annotate segments based on **maximum** peak-to-peak signal amplitude         (PTP). Valid **keys** can be any channel type present in the object.         The **values** are floats that set the maximum acceptable PTP. If the         PTP is larger than this threshold, the segment will be annotated.         If float, the minimum acceptable PTP is applied to all channels.     flat : float | dict | None         Annotate segments based on **minimum** peak-to-peak signal amplitude         (PTP). Valid **keys** can be any channel type present in the object.         The **values** are floats that set the minimum acceptable PTP. If the         PTP is smaller than this threshold, the segment will be annotated.         If float, the minimum acceptable PTP is applied to all channels.     bad_percent : float         The percentage of the time a channel can be above or below thresholds.         Below this percentage, :class:`~mne.Annotations` are created.         Above this percentage, the channel involved is return in ``bads``. Note         the returned ``bads`` are not automatically added to         :class:`info['bads'] <mne.Info>`.         Defaults to ``5`` (5%%).     min_duration : float         The minimum duration (sec) required by consecutives samples to be above         ``peak`` or below ``flat`` thresholds to be considered.         to consider as above or below threshold.         For some systems, adjacent time samples with exactly the same value are         not totally uncommon. Defaults to ``0.005`` (5 ms).     %(picks_good_data)s     %(verbose)s      Returns     -------     annotations : instance of Annotations         The annotated bad segments.     bads : list         The channels detected as bad.      Notes     -----     This function does not use a window to detect small peak-to-peak or large     peak-to-peak amplitude changes as the ``reject`` and ``flat`` argument from     :class:`~mne.Epochs` does. Instead, it looks at the difference between     consecutive samples.      - When used to detect segments below ``flat``, at least ``min_duration``       seconds of consecutive samples must respect       ``abs(a[i+1] - a[i]) ≤ flat``.     - When used to detect segments above ``peak``, at least ``min_duration``       seconds of consecutive samples must respect       ``abs(a[i+1] - a[i]) ≥ peak``.      Thus, this function does not detect every temporal event with large     peak-to-peak amplitude, but only the ones where the peak-to-peak amplitude     is supra-threshold between consecutive samples. For instance, segments     experiencing a DC shift will not be picked up. Only the edges from the DC     shift will be annotated (and those only if the edge transitions are longer     than ``min_duration``).      This function may perform faster if data is loaded in memory, as it     loads data one channel type at a time (across all time points), which is     typically not an efficient way to read raw data from disk.      .. versionadded:: 1.0 # grouping picks by channel types to avoid operating on each channel # individually # re-using this variable name in for loop # skip BAD_acq_skip sections # size matching the diff a[i+1] - a[i] # look for discrete difference above or below thresholds # reject too short segments # reject channels above maximum bad_percentage # offset by 1 due to diff # add onset/offset for annotations # convert from raw.times[onset:end] - 1 to raw.times[:] - 1 # reject too short segments # reject channels above maximum bad_percentage # offset by 1 due to diff # add onset/offset for annotations # convert from raw.times[onset:end] - 1 to raw.times[:] - 1 # annotation for flat # annotation for peak # group # bads Check the PTP threhsold argument, and converts it to dict if needed. Check that bad_percent is a valid percentage and converts to float. Check that min_duration is a valid duration and converts to float. Check if flat or peak segments are longer than the minimum duration. Inner loop of _reject_short_segments(). Create the peak of flat annotations from the any_arr.