Hi Chris,
On Thu, Apr 20, 2017 at 5:02 PM, Christopher Thomas Chantler <
chant...@unimelb.edu.au> wrote:
> Note that in general any and every smoothing operation reduces the
> information content of the data and its ability to reveal structure.
>
Well, maybe. If one has mu(E) measured every
Does Athena use a histogramming method for Fourier filtering? That's what I
use. The idea is that to grid the data we don't interpolate but take averages
over the data appearing within the bin, with interpolation
only when there aren't any points within a bin. For those, you have to bridge
Note that in general any and every smoothing operation reduces the information
content of the data and its ability to reveal structure. Also, many of the
smoothing algorithms change the data point values at vertices, so change the
data prior to analysis.
Hence in general avoid unless you know
