@@ -367,7 +367,7 @@ void MSSAtoolkitClasses(py::module &m) {
367367 Notes
368368 -----
369369 The w-correlation matrix needs the reconstructed trajectory matrices for each
370- of the eigenvalue, PC pairs. Calling this method will recompute the reconstruction
370+ of the eigenvalue- PC pairs. Calling this method will recompute the reconstruction
371371 for all eigenvalues up to 'nPC' and return an nPC x nPC matrix. If the 'nPC'
372372 parameter is not specified, it will be set to `numpc` used to construct the
373373 instance. Any previous reconstruction will be overwritten.
@@ -399,13 +399,13 @@ void MSSAtoolkitClasses(py::module &m) {
399399 The index key here is 'extended' by the prefixed component index.
400400
401401 Computation of the w-correlation matrix needs the reconstructed
402- trajectory matrices for each of the ( eigenvalue, PC) pairs. Calling
402+ trajectory matrices for each of the eigenvalue-PC pairs. Calling
403403 this method will recompute the reconstruction for all eigenvalues up to
404404 order 'npc' and return an (nPC x nPC) matrix. If the 'nPC' parameter is
405405 not specified, it will be set to the `numpc` used in the original
406406 construction. Any prior reconstruction will be overwritten.
407407
408- The rows and columns contain distinct cosine and sine indicies if the channel
408+ The rows and columns contain distinct cosine and sine indices if the channel
409409 is complex valued.
410410
411411 This matrix can be visualized using 'imshow' for plotting.
@@ -436,7 +436,7 @@ void MSSAtoolkitClasses(py::module &m) {
436436 corresponds to a stronger correlation.
437437
438438 Computation of the w-correlation matrix needs the reconstructed
439- trajectory matrices for each of the ( eigenvalue, PC) pairs. Calling
439+ trajectory matrices for each of the eigenvalue-PC pairs. Calling
440440 this method will recompute the reconstruction for all eigenvalues up to
441441 order 'npc' and return an (nPC x nPC) matrix. If the 'nPC' parameter is
442442 not specified, it will be set to the `numpc` used in the original
@@ -465,7 +465,7 @@ void MSSAtoolkitClasses(py::module &m) {
465465 corresponds to a stronger correlation.
466466
467467 Computation of the w-correlation matrix needs the reconstructed
468- trajectory matrices for each of the ( eigenvalue, PC) pairs. Calling
468+ trajectory matrices for each of the eigenvalue-PC pairs. Calling
469469 this method will recompute the reconstruction for all eigenvalues up to
470470 order 'npc' and return an (nPC x nPC) matrix. If the 'nPC' parameter is
471471 not specified, it will be set to the `numpc` used in the original
@@ -508,7 +508,7 @@ void MSSAtoolkitClasses(py::module &m) {
508508 each observation belongs to the cluster with the nearest centers while
509509 minimizing the variance within each cluster. In this case, the vectors
510510 are the full trajectory matrices and the distance is the distance
511- between the trajectory matricies reconstructed from each eigentriple
511+ between the trajectory matrices reconstructed from each eigentriples
512512 from mSSA. The distance used here is the Frobenius distance or matrix
513513 norm distance: the square root of the sum of squares of all elements in
514514 the difference between two matrices.
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