Closed emprice closed 10 years ago
Looks like this might be one of the small gaps, and it's fitting as @peter-r-mccullough thought regarding the polynomial picking up on one feature and not the other. This reminds us that we probably want to include a ticket for dealing with data gaps in reasonable ways….
I don't see a gap in this one... The top panel is the light curve and the best-fit polynomial; the bottom panel is the detrended light curve (blue) with the best blip (red) and dip (green).
Can you plot with the 'ko' option to include data points? I was guessing that sharp vertical line is actually stretched across a small gap…
Oh, I see now. Yeah, that could be a gap of 1 or 2 data points.
My first attempt at replying to this through the github.
Kostov can help us if we wish to ask him about all the various flags in the Kepler data. I don't know if we're using them or not right now, but we could. You all may already know of these.
In any case, very cool that you've so quickly made this diagnostic tool! Wonderful!
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Oh, I see now. Yeah, that could be a gap of 1 or 2 data points. [image: screen shot 2014-07-08 at 3 53 27 pm] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3172578/3515837/8bf5cf52-06d9-11e4-9aa5-7ec951fedad2.png
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This is done and the one remaining issue will be fixed in v1.15.
Based on comment from @peter-r-mccullough in today's meeting. Current progress in that direction is shown in the attached image.