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Re: Name-List 77 contains TASS variable
I think there are at least a thousand in the data I am about to send to
Michael S. to put in the data base. Mostly you just have to run the WS on
the data and then look at a plot for each one. The thing I would like
would be something that took two inputs:
1) The collected file for the whole archive of data. This is currently 30
million measurement lines in the format produced by collect_stars.pl
2) The output of Welch-Stetson run on the whole archive of data.
Now you want to sort the WS index and feed it to the data base top
down. i.e. the largest WS first. I want to just sit there at a terminal
and have two keys to hit. One key discards the event and plots the next
event. The other key saves an event for further study. Possibly 3
keys. Good, Bad, and Further Study is needed. OK, eventually this can be
all automatic, but at the start I want to look at a plot before I report it
as a variable.
Tom Droege
At 05:55 PM 6/2/03 -0700, Chris Albertson wrote:
>--- "Shawn Dvorak (Rolling Hills Obs)" <rollinghillsobs@cfl.rr.com>
>wrote:
> > ... Of course, there's still lots of undiscovered variables in
> > the Mark III data, and a lot more in the Mark IV archives.
>
>What do you think is the main bottle neck in finding these?
>What would speed up the search through this data?
>I'm thinking about building some database search tools.
>
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