where fft_values is of shape (256, 51, 1). I then average over the spatial points and plot it with
plt.loglog(fft_values.mean(axis=0))
to get a plot which looks like this
Is this the correct implementation?
Should the argument in scipy.fft.rfft() be x_train, which is the noisy data, or should it be x_train - x_true, which would represent just the noise? The plot for x_train - x_true looks like
Hey @Jacob-Stevens-Haas, for the measurement noise spectrum, I am using
where
fft_values
is of shape(256, 51, 1)
. I then average over the spatial points and plot it withto get a plot which looks like this
Is this the correct implementation? Should the argument in
scipy.fft.rfft()
bex_train
, which is the noisy data, or should it bex_train - x_true
, which would represent just the noise? The plot forx_train - x_true
looks like