23 Oct
2013
23 Oct
'13
4:17 p.m.
Unfortunately when I call python s001configurator.py, the Filters is empty. How can I
setup attributes in it?
Xiao
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low and high frequencies for the CC , then slightly higher and lower freqs for the MWCS
step later on, and a window length + overlap, also for the MWCS. be sure to leave
rms_threshold to 0.0 and to select the "Used" checkbox.
Thomas
Le 23/10/2013 16:08, Wang, Xiao a écrit :
OK. How to define a filter in the configurator. What
attributes I need to setup?
Xiao
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Then I run python s03compute_cc.py, the output says
"NO FILTERS
DEFINED, exiting". Is it correct? When I check the flay from table jobs, I find some
flags are 'I' and others are 'T', but there are no 'D'.
Yes, it's normal. You can't run de CC process if you don't define a
filter in the Configurator, otherwise MSNoise doesn't know how to bandpass the data
before cross-correlation !
The I flags are "in progress", you should rechange those to "T"odo
before relaunching CC.