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Improve monitor window IR fraction plot and refactor key data structure #14
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@jeanconn - I think this is pretty good to go and we should get the Kalman watch tool going again. I made a mistake in not making a clean bug-fix patch, but probably the best course now is just to get this merged and installed. |
Right, I'm not completely clear on what level of code review to apply to trending codes with outputs just used for by-eye review. For this, it probably would have been cleanest to make the 2024:152 - 2024:196 plot to show a clean before and after on the the last one that was up. But given that the code is currently broken and your testing shows that this new code seems to work, I'm good with it. |
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I just reviewed that this testing seems reasonable and the plot looks fine.
Thanks @jeanconn ! |
Description
This improves the monitor window ionizing radiation fraction plot:
In addition the
KalmanDropsData
class was changed so that it contains data for a single perigee. Previously it included all the data from all perigees, which was confusing and inconvenient.This also includes #15.
Functional testing
Side note
The outlier point from 178:1030 + 85 min turns out to be a high-background event. It might be useful to have the high-background event detection code available to use here.