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Dear Mousavi, do you have a python version of the Denoising BTwavelet ?? I am a postdoc seismologist working at the university of Concepción and will appreciate if you would share with me if it exists at all.

kindly
Diego

Dear Mousavi,I am a PhD in seismology from Chengdu University of Technology. I am running this program very slowly and the computation time is very long. My SAC file takes about 1 hour. Do you have any suggestions for improving the speed? In addition, thank you very much for the ideas provided by your code!

kindly
Jiang zhiyu

Dear Dr. mousavi,
I am a postdoctoral researcher at Southern University of Science and Technology, China, and I have been deeply intrigued by the denoising methods outlined in your recent publications. They have sparked some innovative ideas for my own research endeavors.
In particular, I am keen on utilizing your field data, especially the OBS data, to rigorously test the efficacy of my denoising method. However, despite my efforts, I have been unable to access the field data referenced in your papers.
Would it be possible for you to consider publishing the OBS data along with your articles? Alternatively, could you kindly provide me with a copy of the data for testing purposes ([email protected])? I assure you that I will utilize it exclusively for evaluating my denoising method and will not disseminate it elsewhere.

Your assistance in this matter would be immensely appreciated.

Thank you for considering my request. I eagerly await your response.

Warm regards,

Looking forward to your reply.

Best regards,
Zhiyi Zeng
Southern University of Science and Technology
[email protected]

In the demo.m file, case 'synth'
you set data.t=linspace(0,(100),length(data.x)) and data.dt = 0.01
but after processing, I find the length(data.x)) = 1001, so its sample time interval data.dt should be about 0.1 ,but your data.dt is 0.01 ,is this right ?