Using the Shuffle CHOP
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Overview:
CHOPs hold data in channels, and each channel may have one or more samples. This core feature of CHOPs is part of what makes them so powerful. Additionally, there are situations where we need to rearrange the order of a CHOP’s channels, samples, or both. The Shuffle CHOP is an operator that allows us to do exactly this. In this topic, we’ll look at some of the most common operations you may need when working with CHOPs that contain many samples, many channels, or both.
References:
- Constant CHOP – Derivative Wiki
- Pattern CHOP – Derivative Wiki
- Shuffle CHOP – Derivative Wiki