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to mitigate any spiky (in time or frequency) RFI as well, and from any SIGPROC
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filterbank format data file. It is written primarily in C. For handling the
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filterbank format I/O, rfiClean uses several modules from Duncan Lorimer's SIGPROC
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(https://sourceforge.net/p/sigproc/wiki/Home/; thank you Dunc) most of which are
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included here in the src/ext/ folder.
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(https://sourceforge.net/p/sigproc/wiki/Home/; thank you Dunc) which are included
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here in the src/ext/ folder (some of these codes are also modified suitably).
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#### Dependencies:
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FFTW3
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### Bash-script based parallel processing
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For faster processing, use the bash script in bin/ to use rfiClean on different parts of a single data file simultaneously and then combine the output products at the end --- parallel processing in a rather crude way.
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For faster processing, use the bash script in bin/ to use rfiClean on different parts of a single data file simultaneously and then combine the output products at the end --- parallel processing in a rather crude but efficient way.
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### Diagnostic plot
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rfiClean produces a diagnostic plot showing which Fourier frequencies are
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mitigated from the data and how frequently. The plot data are also output
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