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Thank you for your articles! I would like to ask the authors and other experts a question: if I have data from multiple locations and multiple sensors, how should I prepare the data? Do I need to modify the code?
For example, I have three sensors, 1, 2 and 3, located at places A, B, and C, respectively. They record data over different time periods (e.g., A: some date in 202n to some date in 202n, B: some date in 202n to some date in 202n, C: some date in 202n to some date in 202n). All three sensors record the same parameters; how should I organize these three sets of data?
If I place the three sets of data in the same column, there may be issues with time continuity or even cases where the time goes backward, such as:
January 1, 2020: A data
...
December 31, 2020: A data
...
January 1, 2020: B data
...
June 31, 2020: B data
...
January 1, 2022: C data
...
April 20, 2022: C data
Is this acceptable? Will the code treats this as data from the same observation point, leading to issues with time continuity and chaotic changes?
Thank you!
Best regards!
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Dear authors,
Thank you for your articles! I would like to ask the authors and other experts a question: if I have data from multiple locations and multiple sensors, how should I prepare the data? Do I need to modify the code?
For example, I have three sensors, 1, 2 and 3, located at places A, B, and C, respectively. They record data over different time periods (e.g., A: some date in 202n to some date in 202n, B: some date in 202n to some date in 202n, C: some date in 202n to some date in 202n). All three sensors record the same parameters; how should I organize these three sets of data?
If I place the three sets of data in the same column, there may be issues with time continuity or even cases where the time goes backward, such as:
Is this acceptable? Will the code treats this as data from the same observation point, leading to issues with time continuity and chaotic changes?
Thank you!
Best regards!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: