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[voodooflux]

Another early night is called for I think - cheerio

[Diver]

Another early night is called for I think - cheerio

[zeitghost]

Another early night is called for I think - cheerio

I've just corrected the magic number in the wfax thingie, the chart is now more or less vertical...

Current one is "Wave Height prediction" for wave heights > 2m.

[zeitghost]

It's covering the North Atlantic, from the UK/France/Spain to the Eastern seaboard of Septicland.

[zeitghost]

On that happy note...

Byeeeee

[Diver]

On that happy note...

Byeeeee

Bye Zeity

[NickFitz]

I've just corrected the magic number in the wfax thingie, the chart is now more or less vertical...

Current one is "Wave Height prediction" for wave heights > 2m.

When you say "more or less", are you allowing for minor timing variations? Sometimes cutting a little slack (aka rounding to a lower level of precision) can lead to better results, when dealing with a data source that is inherently a bit noisy.

You also need to take account of the fact that aliasing issues can arise if you are mapping a comparatively low resolution input to a high resolution output - you should determine a mapping equation that will transform the input space to the output space without introducing noise derived solely from the mapping.

It's covering the North Atlantic, from the UK/France/Spain to the Eastern seaboard of Septicland.

On that happy note...

Byeeeee

Bye Zeity - I'm very glad to find that the background-data-gathering-exercise for your latest Cunning Plan is working, even though it'll probably lead me to a life of servitude in the Sugar Mines

[NickFitz]

Oh Lord...

I just got one of those emails telling me that I have been moderated "Funny" on Slashdot by three separate people.

Given that the post in question was one of the most informative I've posted there in ages, I can only assume that "funny" is the new "informative".







and after some reflection...

[Old Greg]

Anyone there? I've been driven out of bed by my bundle of joy, so may as well get my work for the day out of the way.

[Diver]

Morning all