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Add PeakSpeed centering algorithm #12
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Fixing this is at the very top of my todo list right now, and that will also include redesigning the centering API a little bit, so I'd rather not merge this until I get that done. Porting your current code to my new API idea shouldn't be difficult. |
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Prototype implementation of the PeakSpeed centering algorithm. First time doing anything in Rust, please forgive me if i made and mistakes in code style or anything.
Usually, the algorithm likes to have abit of a safety look-behind & look-ahead into the data stream for more stability, which is currently not possible due to a design flaw - as discussed elsewhere. I think it may feel abit wobbly at times because of that, but it more of less works for now.