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@@ -4,30 +4,35 @@ This is an implementation of the Fast Burg Algorithm by Koen Vos for real signal
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 # Two versions of the class
-FastBurgAlgorithm128 uses internal variables of type decimal which gives accuracy.
-FastBurgAlgorithm64 uses internal variables of type double which gives speed.
+FastBurgAlgorithm128 uses internal variables of type decimal which gives more accuracy.
+FastBurgAlgorithm64 uses internal variables of type double which gives more speed.
 
 # Using:
 ```csharp
+// The position in which we are looking for a prediction (position > window)
+int position = 1234;
+// The number of prediction coefficients we are using (larger is more accurate but slower)
+int coefsNumber = 4;
+// The number of samples (always 2^n) which will be used for producing prediction coefficients
+int window = 512;
+// The input signal array must contain at least 512 (window) samples before the position and 4 (coefsNumber) after it
+// [...optional...] + [window] + [position] + [coefsNumber] + [...optional...]
 double[] input = new double[2048]; 
 
-//For this example we create a sinusoid as the input signal
+// For this example we create a sinusoid as the input signal
 for (int i = 0; i < input.Length; i++)
 {
     input[i] = System.Math.Sin( 
         2 * System.Math.PI * i / (512 / 5.2));
 }
 
-int position = 1234;
-
-// Connect FastBurgAlgorithm instance to input signal
-FastBurgAlgorithm128 fba = new FastBurgAlgorithm128(input);
-// Train FastBurgAlgorithm at position 1234 with 
-// 4 coefficients using 512 previous samples
-fba.Train(position, 4, 512);
-// get prediction coefficients
-var predictionCoefs = fba.GetPredictionCoefs();
-// get prediction for sample at position 1234
-var forwardPrediction = fba.GetForwardPrediction();
+// Pass the input signal to a FastBurgAlgorithm instance 
+FastBurgAlgorithm64 fba = new FastBurgAlgorithm64(input);
+// Train FastBurgAlgorithm at position 1234 using 512 previous samples and produce 4 prediction coefficients 
+fba.Train(position, coefsNumber, window);
+// [Optional] Get prediction coefficients
+double[] predictionCoefs = fba.GetPredictionCoefs();
+// Get a prediction for a sample at position 1234
+double forwardPrediction = fba.GetForwardPrediction();
 
 ```