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Dear @smousavi05
I am having a problem with EQT outputs (output CSV file). The problem arises when there are two S or P detections with different probabilities in a 1-minute trace and EQT (seems like) outputs the first one regardless of their probabilities. The attached figure is an example:
It seems EQT prioritizes the closest detected S phase to the P phase regardless of probabilities, causing the above issue. replacing the below line of Eqt_utils.py (1949): candidate_Ss = {list(candidate_Ss.keys())[0] : candidate_Ss[list(candidate_Ss.keys())[0]]}
with the following line: candidate_Ss = {max(candidate_Ss, key=candidate_Ss.get): max(candidate_Ss.values())}
prioritizes the probabilities over P-S distances and solves the issue.
Dear @smousavi05
I am having a problem with EQT outputs (output CSV file). The problem arises when there are two S or P detections with different probabilities in a 1-minute trace and EQT (seems like) outputs the first one regardless of their probabilities. The attached figure is an example:
and here is the output:
NZ02_ZU_BH_2000-01-01T05:46:00.000000Z, ,NZ02,BH,25.0,26.0,-27.0,2000-01-01 05:46:07.110000,2000-01-01 05:46:24.620000,0.92,,2000-01-01 05:46:07.420000,0.86,,6.7,2000-01-01 05:46:20.490000,0.22,,1.0
Do you have any suggestions on this?
Thanks in advance
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