Closed keatonb closed 8 years ago
Keaton - thanks for this! I think I agree that metrics in terms of detectability of variability may be better located in the variability chapter.
I really like the suggestion @MichelleLochner made (issue #79) about hierarchical metrics. For example, I can imagine us in The Galaxy having a metric like "width of instability strip" that in turn relies on a metric from Variability like "fractional completeness of variation detection."
No idea how this might be accomplished... perhaps there is a clever MAF-related way to make metrics depend on each other?
Cheers
Will
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On Fri, Aug 21, 2015 at 3:40 PM, Keaton Bell notifications@github.com wrote:
@willclarkson https://github.com/willclarkson I notice that starspot modulation is the only topic of its type included in Chapter 4. Perhaps this work would fit better with the other topic of intrinsic photometric stellar variability in Chapter 6?
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@StephenRidgway can you please work with @willclarkson to make the suggested refactoring please? Thanks!
@StephenRidgway @willclarkson What's the status of this, please? Thanks!
@drphilmarshall and @StephenRidgway -- I believe @keatonb has submitted material on cool-star variability to Chapter 6, so I think this issue can be closed.
@keatonb , is this accurate?
Thanks!
Will
No, I submitted content about cool pulsating white dwarfs, not starspot modulation and such sources of variability in cool (main sequence) dwarfs. I think that this is what the empty subsection of Chapter 5 "Age-Mapping the Galaxy Using Gyrochronology" was meant to address, but no one wrote any content. Sorry it's not my area of expertise.
My mistake, I must have read the discussion in a hurry... It sounds like the material on starspot modulation is still under development then for Chapter 5.
I'm going to assume this somehow got fixed. Closing out!
@willclarkson I notice that starspot modulation is the only topic of its type included in Chapter 4. Perhaps this work would fit better with the other topic of intrinsic photometric stellar variability in Chapter 6?