Basic usage: "CorrMon -conf config_file". Type "CorrMon
-?" or "CorrMon -help" f
or full usage instructions
Channels monitored: one `signal' channel plus numerous `environmental'
channels
as specified in configuration
file (see below)
Meta-database triggers (can be suppressed with -notrig):
Name: CorrMon
Subtypes: `Environmental' Channel for which threshold is exceeded
DMT viewer plots:
Pairwise correlation of `signal' channel with each `environmental' channel
Total correlation of `signal' channel with all `environmental' channels
TSeries and FSpectrum of `signal' channel
TSeries and FSpectrum of cleaned
`signal' channel if `cleaning' requested (see
configuration file below).
Log file:
Summary file:
Configuration file: The configuration file has the following structure:
# Comments (start with a #)
# More comments...
# Last comment
Line 1: descriptor
Line 2: correlation width
Line 3: sampling time
Line 4: window: 0=no,
1=yes
Line 5: no of sample
times to average
Line 6: rho2 trigger
threshold
Line 7: lower frequency
plotted (only applies to eps output)
Line 8: upper frequency
plotted (only applies to eps output)
Line 9: should we clean:
0=no, 1=yes
Line 10: number of channels
Line 11: signal channel
frequency
Line 12: first environmental channel
frequency
...
Line 10+number of channels: last environmental channelfrequency
The fields above have the following meanings:
descriptor: A character string describing the run, used for
naming intermediate directories and files and the
root canvases
number of channels: Number of channels including the signal
sample time: The period in seconds over which correlations are
sought.
signal/environmental channel: The name of the signal/environmental
channel between which correlations are sought.
frequency:The sample rate of the channel
clean: Set to 1 if you want a best estimate of the `true' spectrum
based on a knowledge of correlations gleaned, 0
otherwise.
Author:
Adrian Ottewill <Adrian.Ottewill@ucd.ie>
+353-1-716-8259
University College Dublin