bpm_noise and response matrix
Posted: 07 Jun 2012, 15:36
Dear Michael and collaborators,
I am simulating a measurement of the response matrix with bpm noise.
I use the following instructions:
&correct
mode = trajectory
bpm_noise[0] = 0.00001,0.00001,
trajectory_output = "%s.traj"
corrector_tweek[0]=0.00003,0.00003
&end
&correction_matrix_output
output_at_each_step = 1,
response[0] = dataht.sdds,datavt.sdds
&end
for the purpose of estimating the effect of the bpm noise on the fit of the response matrices.
I find that the reponse matrices dataht.sdds,datavt.sdds, and the accuracy of the subsequent fit, are quite insensitive to the amplitude of the bpm_noise, even for a bpm_noise as large as 1 cm ! I am assuming that the units of bpm_noise are in m.
I thought that maybe, if the noise level is the same in the two trajectories computed to derive the response matrix, it has little effect, since the offsets subtract (not unlike a bpm displacement) ?
I thank you in advance for your help,
Max
I am simulating a measurement of the response matrix with bpm noise.
I use the following instructions:
&correct
mode = trajectory
bpm_noise[0] = 0.00001,0.00001,
trajectory_output = "%s.traj"
corrector_tweek[0]=0.00003,0.00003
&end
&correction_matrix_output
output_at_each_step = 1,
response[0] = dataht.sdds,datavt.sdds
&end
for the purpose of estimating the effect of the bpm noise on the fit of the response matrices.
I find that the reponse matrices dataht.sdds,datavt.sdds, and the accuracy of the subsequent fit, are quite insensitive to the amplitude of the bpm_noise, even for a bpm_noise as large as 1 cm ! I am assuming that the units of bpm_noise are in m.
I thought that maybe, if the noise level is the same in the two trajectories computed to derive the response matrix, it has little effect, since the offsets subtract (not unlike a bpm displacement) ?
I thank you in advance for your help,
Max