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For testing dates 02 March 2010 through 04 March 2017, we can find a AllModelsSummary file. We scan the directories, and produce the csv file below, with about 2500 rows of N-test results.
 
For testing dates 02 March 2010 through 04 March 2017, we can find a AllModelsSummary file. We scan the directories, and produce the csv file below, with about 2500 rows of N-test results.
  
*[http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/CSEP/one-day-models_n-test_2010March02_2017March4.csv csv format file (25Mb)]
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*[http://hypocenter.usc.edu/research/CSEP/one-day-models_n-test_2010March02_2017March4.csv csv format file (200Kb)]
  
 
== Source Codes ==
 
== Source Codes ==

Revision as of 04:56, 7 November 2017

SCEC is developing software tools for extracting CSEP test results from the CSEP data archives.

Purpose

CSEP one-day-model test results are posted in a series of files, one every day of operation. We want a script that will open the daily files, extract some information, and then print it in a csv table summary form.

We are working with one-day-models because those have been running the longest.

Format evaluation

We are refining the format for the csv file.

  1. Comment header with information about the report, once per file
  2. columnHeader1,columnHeader2,columnHeader3, before any data
  3. one row of data, one for each test date:time

For testing dates 2016-01-01 through 2017-01-01, we generate the comma separated values (csv) file posted below.

one-day-models N-Test Results

For testing dates 02 March 2010 through 04 March 2017, we can find a AllModelsSummary file. We scan the directories, and produce the csv file below, with about 2500 rows of N-test results.

Source Codes

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