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LNC settings obsolete when using LNC rejection filter?

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 UN73
(@un73)
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Hello,

I´ve read several entries and explanations concerning LNC but still have the following question:

Is LNC performed twice when using an LNC setting other than "no LNC" and an LNC rejection filter? Or are the LNC settings for the LNC rejection filters? I believe not. So under normal circumstances it seems to make sense to leave the LNC setting at "no LNC" if an LNC rejection filter is used, right?

Best wishes,

Ulf



   
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(@Anonymous 174)
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Good question, I think it's a good idea to use LNC anyway (correction), it's off by default as it increases memory use and slows down the process quite a bit, but it is effective to have. I'm actually not sure if these are completely separate, they appear to be in the way it's layed out, but I'll ask Mabula about this.



   
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Vincent, I think your memory is failing you or your info outdated. When I hover my mouse over the "LNC degree" drop down it specifies that with data from one night LNC probably will have little effect and will be visually hard to see.

Still, Ulf has asked an interesting question.

 

Wouter



   
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 UN73
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Thanks for the infos! Would be interesting to hear, what Mabula says.

Best wishes,

Ulf



   
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Posted by: @wvreeven

Vincent, I think your memory is failing you or your info outdated.

As I've worked in science during my entire career, I'm very used to criticism and welcome it. I can make wrong assumptions, but I'm the first to double check those when that is pointed out and then thank the one for pointing it out. I'm sure you didn't mean the above in a bad way, but I'd like discussions here to be respectful.

When I hover my mouse over the "LNC degree" drop down it specifies that with data from one night LNC probably will have little effect and will be visually hard to see.

Still, Ulf has asked an interesting question.

Yes, on a single session it indeed won't make a big difference, if at all. I just check it anyway as it doesn't hurt either and may still correct some small variations. If your system is not the best, I would not do that for a single session indeed. Me personally, I rarely have data from just 1 night to stack so it's something I always do anyway.



   
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Posted by: @un73

Thanks for the infos! Would be interesting to hear, what Mabula says.

Best wishes,

Ulf

He should be coming back to you shortly. 🙂



   
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@vindent-mod, sorry I didn't mean to offend you. I'll try to word my comments more carefully next time.



   
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(@Anonymous 174)
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No worries Wouter, I figured as much and thank you. 🙂



   
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