OT: EOD (here) [PK / PD]

posted by Helmut Homepage – Vienna, Austria, 2013-07-23 03:06 (4350 d 10:38 ago) – Posting: # 11036
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Dear Yung-jin,

❝ OK. I plot your simulated data as semi-log scale (log(C) vs. time) to see if the 'breakpoint' (which is occurring at 9) is easy to figure out visually. It is not.


No? Profiles like that one are not uncommon. I think it should not be too difficult to ‘eyeball’ the breakpoint somewhere between 6 and 12.

❝ I don't know if you put too much noise or not.


That was just a little one…

❝ If we can visually figure out the 'breakpoint' easily, then we probably can change current TTT algo as a semi-automatic way. That is to pick the last 3-4 data points first (automatically) and then to show plots to allow user to add more until reaching 'breakpoint' (manually).


You shouldn’t call it TTT any more.

❝ I guess it will work only if user knows which is the 'breakpoint.'


In the real world this will never rarely happen.

❝ One more question: what if the 'breakpoint' is just not one of scheduled sampling times?


Same procedure as in TTT: Select the next one in the sampling schedule.* In my example the BP is 7.73 → start estimation at 9.

❝ ❝ Anyhow, I’m not overly optimistic yet – especially if at least one of the following conditions applies: Noisy data. [...]


❝ Agree.


I’m not sure whether noise will be our biggest problem. I would suggest to stop here (hijacking John’s thread) and continue at the new one.



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