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#ifndef _PEAK_INTERPOLATOR_H_
#define _PEAK_INTERPOLATOR_H_

class PeakInterpolator
{
public:
    PeakInterpolator() { } 
    ~PeakInterpolator() { }

    /**
     * Return the interpolated location (i.e. possibly between sample
     * point indices) of the peak in the given sampled range.
     *
     * "The peak" is defined as the (approximate) location of the
     * maximum of a function interpolating between the points
     * neighbouring the sample index with the maximum value in the
     * range.
     *
     * If multiple local peak samples in the input range are equal,
     * i.e. there is more than one apparent peak in the range, the one
     * with the lowest index will be used. This is the case even if a
     * later peak would be of superior height after interpolation.
     */
    double findPeakLocation(const double *data, int size);

    /**
     * Return the interpolated location (i.e. between sample point
     * indices) of the peak whose nearest sample is found at peakIndex
     * in the given sampled range. This method allows you to specify
     * which peak to find, if local rather than global peaks are of
     * interest.
     */
    double findPeakLocation(const double *data, int size, int peakIndex);
};

#endif