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Great work with the python code for climatological analysis of rainfall using satellite data; very helpful and relevant.
I am trying to use the code for a similar analysis, but first, I need to even repeat the code for the Ghana study area to understand exactly what each line of code is doing or trying to achieve.
In line 1 dailyClim function is defined but never used in the code. Can one ignore this function and still get results? Besides, line 4 in that function yields an error since the input data copied in line 3 is 3-d which is been reshaped to a 2-d
In line 9 of getOnsetCessation.py code, in the getDate function, you define a wInd parameter; could you please provide some info on this parameter? Later on, I saw you used wInd = 45 (in line 18) in the getOnsetCessation function. Is wInd an index value, a threshold value relating to date, or should wInd be calibrated per study location?
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Great work with the python code for climatological analysis of rainfall using satellite data; very helpful and relevant.
I am trying to use the code for a similar analysis, but first, I need to even repeat the code for the Ghana study area to understand exactly what each line of code is doing or trying to achieve.
In line 1 dailyClim function is defined but never used in the code. Can one ignore this function and still get results? Besides, line 4 in that function yields an error since the input data copied in line 3 is 3-d which is been reshaped to a 2-d
In line 9 of getOnsetCessation.py code, in the getDate function, you define a wInd parameter; could you please provide some info on this parameter? Later on, I saw you used wInd = 45 (in line 18) in the getOnsetCessation function. Is wInd an index value, a threshold value relating to date, or should wInd be calibrated per study location?
More questions might follow :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: