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Some meta data will cause automatic filtering, e.g., there could be a pulse-bad flag, for a soft veto. The reduction should then automatically drop those frames.
Streamer could generate the flag and inject some bad pulses, e.g., just a random flat neutron distribution.
If the reduction does not filter, it will see a background. Filtering (dropping frames where pulse-bad=true) should get rid of the background. If the flag is available right when the frame is processed, dropping it should be simple.
Questions:
Are there cases where we want to filter out parts of a frame?
Can we drop things before running the reduction, or could it happen that the meta data arrives too late?
Should dropping happen before distributing the stream?
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Some meta data will cause automatic filtering, e.g., there could be a
pulse-bad
flag, for a soft veto. The reduction should then automatically drop those frames.pulse-bad=true
) should get rid of the background. If the flag is available right when the frame is processed, dropping it should be simple.Questions:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: