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When I was running this code, some of the biases counted toward the mean were very large (~ -8.0), but had only a few points, some even just 2 points, which meant often the standard deviation was low enough (<minSig) to be included in the mean.
It would be nice if a threshold could be included to mask files that also had a low number of points. I am still learning python, so there may be a better way to do this, but I did:
@aamatthews I just instituted the change you asked for. I added another keyword variable into the zdr_cal program and and then modified the scripts to use these. It seemed to work on a file I had lying around. Let me know if you get a chance to try the new code sometime.
When I was running this code, some of the biases counted toward the mean were very large (~ -8.0), but had only a few points, some even just 2 points, which meant often the standard deviation was low enough (<minSig) to be included in the mean.
It would be nice if a threshold could be included to mask files that also had a low number of points. I am still learning python, so there may be a better way to do this, but I did:
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