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Reprocessing all our data for the paper using the latest version of stella (more on that when finished!)
Noticed a funny bug: take (say) the 120s data for 2MASS J09481615+5114518 in Sector 21. We get the avg_preds from the ensemble prediction over the new models (seems fine) and obtain a flare table with
Hi Adina,
Reprocessing all our data for the paper using the latest version of stella (more on that when finished!)
Noticed a funny bug: take (say) the 120s data for 2MASS J09481615+5114518 in Sector 21. We get the avg_preds from the ensemble prediction over the new models (seems fine) and obtain a flare table with
ff = stella.FitFlares(id=tics, time=time, flux=flux, predictions=avg_preds, flux_err=errs) ff.identify_flare_peaks(threshold=0.6)
we get many duplicates in the flare table.
These are exact duplicates so you can just filter them with
unique(flare_table)
but concerned there is a deeper bug?Cheers,
Ben
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