February 28th 2021 - Gabe Ferragut ######################################################################################### The /scripts folder contains a few directories with generally different purposes or main functions ######################################################################################### /scripts /noise - The meat and potatoes modules: - noise_generation.py - Messy area to house and test noise dataset building functions, i/o, noise addition functions, etc. - Starts with the original attempts at very ideal noise using gen_fft_noise() and gen_band_limited_noise() - compare.py - Standalone module to house functions for comparing noise models, methods, and noisy vs. denoised data. - Most of these things are transferred here from the scratch work at the bottom off models.py - Compares things like FFTs, spectrograms, PPSD, etc. - Not totally updated from models.py work - models.py - There's a lot (too much) going on in here - Unit conversions (dB, Hz, Period, lin and log scales) - Noise model i/o, interpolation, static plotting - Freq. domain noise signal construction - Boore method of stochastic signals modulated by the noise models - Many of the functions have commented out plotting functions to check values as the code progresses or as noise is being generated - There's a large "scratchwork" area at the bottom - Easy area to test out plotting approaches or play with the noise/data being made - Periodically I clean this up and add the plotting routines to compare.py - /data - Contains noise traces (in either miniseed or as a csv) - Noise comes in different "flavors" - The attempts at using purely the NHNM/NLNM - The attempts at the Boore method of creating noise - Purely stochastic random starting signals - /noise_models - Contains the NHNM and NLNM of Peterson (1993) in various forms - These are read in and used to calculate the noise models /synthetics - This module contains the functions and i/o for the synthetic files provided by Kyle - There is also a /data folder that is intended to hold synthetic signals that have been processed in different ways - /miniseed - /processed - bandpassed and wavelet denoised synthetics - /noisy - synthetics with artificial noise added - /clean - the original unprocessed synthetics /denoise - This is the module containing wavelet denoising functions as well as a skeleton layout of the as yet unimplemented continuous wavelet transform denoising methods from the MATLAB package bc_seis by Chuck Langston - The discrete versions are implemented based on Brad Aagard's codes - "dwt.py" contains the actual denoising functions - "utils.py" contains some helper functions to facilitate the denoising /wavelet_denoising - Unused right now, was initial attempt to port some of the MATLAB code from Chuck Langston's package /gmprocess_tests - Just a space to test out reported issues or try aspects of the codes /gmprocess_tutorials - A few short examples of using gmprocess from the documentation
gferragu/gmprocess_scratchpaper
This is my "scratch paper" for gmprocess. A repository for trying things out, wokring on problems, starting new implementations of things, etc. Mainly denoising and signal processing stuff.
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