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LIGO-G Z 3/15/01Penn State1 The datacondAPI Sam Finn, for the datacondAPI Team: W. Anderson, K. Blackburn, P. Charlton, P. Ehrens, A. Gonzalez, S. Klimenko,M. Landry, A. Lazzarini, E. Maros, A. Ottewill, J. Romano, E. Rotthoff, A. Searle

LIGO-G Z 3/15/01Penn State2 datacondAPI: Role Pre-conditioning »Preparing and packaging data for analysis »E.g., channel selection, frame concatenation, decimation, whitening, linear filtering, basebanding, etc. Conditioning »Identification and removal of instrumental and environmental arttifacts »E.g., Violin modes, power main features, seismic noise correlations, etc. »Drop-out correction Characterization »Statistical characterization of noise »E.g., Power spectra, cross power spectra, stationarity, gaussianity, etc. Data packaging »All data destined for search engines (I.e., the wrapperAPI) passes through the datacondAPI »E.g., frame data, metadatabase data, instrument calibrations, etc.

LIGO-G Z 3/15/01Penn State3 “Programming” the datacondAPI Specify location of input, output »Frames, metadatabase, wrapperAPI, etc. Specify input data, name output data »Channel names & duration, database tables & keys, data names expected by wrapper, etc. Specify “actions” »Matlab-like commands on input data »E.g., decimate, linear filter, estimate power spectra, regress, etc.

LIGO-G Z 3/15/01Penn State4 “Developing” for the datacondAPI C++ »Part of LDAS, not LAL »Developers handbook for datacondAPI »LDAS Style Guide Library + Actions »Library is C++ layer of classes that provide functionality »Actions are Matlab-commands available to datacondAPI users »Actions are built on top of library Interface layers »Datatypes specified –Time series, sequences, spectra, etc. »Library interface requires certain methods, signatures, datatypes »Actions (matlab-like commands) all have return values –Choosen from specified data types

LIGO-G Z 3/15/01Penn State5 Current actions (I)DFT »Forward, reverse DFT or arbitrary sequence. Automatic recognition and optimization of real, complex DFT Linear filtering »Apply arbitrary IIR filter to a sequence Decimation »Up, down sample sequence by arbitrary integer factor Slicing »Subset a sequence, choosing elements by number, stride Power spectrum estimation »Welch estimation with optional detrending, choice of windows, overlapping and resolution X-spectral density, coherence »Same options as for psd Heterodyning »Digital lock-in with arbitrary phase Descriptive statistics »Max, min, mean, variance, skew, kurtosis of sequence +,-,*,/, log, sin, cos »Basic math on sequences

LIGO-G Z 3/15/01Penn State6 Actions in development Auto, cross-correlations System ID »AR/ARX model Power main line removal »ARX modeling Violin mode line removal »Kalman filtering Power spectrum estimation »All-pole parametric modeling Regression »Multi-channel Resample »Arbitrary rational ratio Bispectrum/bicoherence »For identification of bilinear couplings Stationarity tests »Broadband, narrow band