Some more nice images showing a mosaic of 86 result files ==> 860.000 points (yes, TopCat can handle that easily!).
First, here's a visualization of column 5 (the one that is used to pick the 10000 "best" candidates form a result:
And the same visualizing column 8, in two different "projections" of sky coordinates
It looks also nice if you are using the "Spindown" (rate of frequency decline of candidate) to color the datapoints, revealing that that surviving candidates in the "south" of the covered sky region are almost exclusively those having a a small spindown (absolute value).
What mean of another four columns in S5R5 result file?
I like similar science-pictures. :)
I plan to write a detailed article here about what the app is actually doing (in a wekk or two), it will be easier to describe the result fields in the context of that article. For now I can say that the first two extra fields are again sky-coordinates (right ascension and declination in radiens) which are part of a finer sub-grid. So they will always be close to the sky coordinates in the columns 2 and 3 and do net add much for the visualization "experience". The last two columns are statistical metrics where high values represent more interesting candidates than low values. The second to last column (col 8) seems to be the more significant metric of those two and makes a good basis for visualization and was in fact used for the last couple of diagrams in this thread.
RE: Well, they could be
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Oh Oh.. Mike, I think you made them angry -_-
Bikeman
Some more nice images showing
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Some more nice images showing a mosaic of 86 result files ==> 860.000 points (yes, TopCat can handle that easily!).
First, here's a visualization of column 5 (the one that is used to pick the 10000 "best" candidates form a result:
And the same visualizing column 8, in two different "projections" of sky coordinates
It looks also nice if you are using the "Spindown" (rate of frequency decline of candidate) to color the datapoints, revealing that that surviving candidates in the "south" of the covered sky region are almost exclusively those having a a small spindown (absolute value).
CU
Bikeman
They're giving us Rorschach
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They're giving us Rorschach Tests now! :-)
We're getting :
H-bomb blooms,
Whoops I've spilled the bowl of custard,
Solitons / tidal bores and
Low trajectory asteroid impact ejecta ..... :-)
Cheers, Mike.
I have made this letter longer than usual because I lack the time to make it shorter ...
... and my other CPU is a Ryzen 5950X :-) Blaise Pascal
RE: RE: Hello! In S5R3
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What mean of another four columns in S5R5 result file?
I like similar science-pictures. :)
RE: What mean of another
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I plan to write a detailed article here about what the app is actually doing (in a wekk or two), it will be easier to describe the result fields in the context of that article. For now I can say that the first two extra fields are again sky-coordinates (right ascension and declination in radiens) which are part of a finer sub-grid. So they will always be close to the sky coordinates in the columns 2 and 3 and do net add much for the visualization "experience". The last two columns are statistical metrics where high values represent more interesting candidates than low values. The second to last column (col 8) seems to be the more significant metric of those two and makes a good basis for visualization and was in fact used for the last couple of diagrams in this thread.
CU
Bikeman