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Just to report a bug when using xdas to load febus data.
I try opening data sampled at 1000 Hz and it was fine. Then I opened data at 2000 Hz and I was not getting a correct loading. There was time with no data point inside my array as data were missing.
It is probably not as complete as Olivier function and there are some stuff to improve (distance start if not 0, how to deal with discontinuous Zone) for sure but it is just a proof of concept.
I did not have time to dig into the xdas function but if you need to I can provide you 2000 Hz files.
I just wanted to leave a trace of this bug. Then here it is.
Best
Thomas
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Hi, if you are already using the new version and it is not working you can send an h5 file sampled at 2000Hz and at 1000Hz by mail to @atrabattoni, we will check on it. Thanks for reporting the bug!
Hi
Just to report a bug when using xdas to load febus data.
I try opening data sampled at 1000 Hz and it was fine. Then I opened data at 2000 Hz and I was not getting a correct loading. There was time with no data point inside my array as data were missing.
I open with a1das-V2 from Olivier Coutant. It was working. Then looking at Olivier code I wrote one function to do this using dask+xarray framework. You can find those here : https://gricad-gitlab.univ-grenoble-alpes.fr/mecaiceige/tools/lib_python/das_ice/-/blob/main/das_ice/io.py?ref_type=heads
It is probably not as complete as Olivier function and there are some stuff to improve (distance start if not 0, how to deal with discontinuous Zone) for sure but it is just a proof of concept.
I did not have time to dig into the xdas function but if you need to I can provide you 2000 Hz files.
I just wanted to leave a trace of this bug. Then here it is.
Best
Thomas
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: