Another early night is called for I think - cheerio
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Originally posted by voodooflux View PostAnother early night is called for I think - cheerioConfusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by voodooflux View PostAnother 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.Comment
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It's covering the North Atlantic, from the UK/France/Spain to the Eastern seaboard of Septicland.Comment
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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostOn that happy note...
ByeeeeeConfusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
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.
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.
Originally posted by zeitghost View PostIt's covering the North Atlantic, from the UK/France/Spain to the Eastern seaboard of Septicland.
Originally posted by zeitghost View PostOn that happy note...
ByeeeeeComment
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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...
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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.Comment
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