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@cdeil
I do not fully get your solution.
You want to add data_id
in addition to paper_id
or instead of it?
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You want to add data_id in addition to paper_id or instead of it?
Instead.
- Put
paper_id
where available. - If not available, put
data_id
Then all info is present in the input files, and it should be easy to process it into any format we like in the output files that we offer to users.
For the output files, I also have no better idea that to do the same as for the input files and to explain the scheme to users.
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Wouldn't it make sense to use one field for both?
E.g. 'data_id' could also reference a paper.
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OK, one field.
I don't like paper_id
(because some aren't papers) and I don't like data_id
(because that sounds more like dataset ID, but a given paper can have multiple datasets (e.g. spectra, lightcurves, other results).
So how about calling it reference
?
And using reference: tevcat-123456
for internal reference entries (incrementing integer, like we do for source_id
)?
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It is always better not to multiply fields, so one has to be enough.
However I am not sure to understand to which light curve without any reference you are refering to? in catalogs you can only have published (authorized) data no?
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I don't know which cases @Konstancja and @wegenmat have.
But a typical case is:
- source detection gets announced in a presentation or poster
- a year later the proceeding appears
- three years later the paper appears
There are examples of HESS sources that have been detected 5 years ago, but the paper and something even the proceeding never came.
IMO we should be able to have a mechanism to add the detected source to gamma-cat
already at point 1., and just internally have a reference that links to the slides or just mentions some info about where this comes from.
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@cdeil OK, one field name reference
.
@cboisson In our case those are usually old data from HEGRA or CAT that were presented on a conference and a paper never followed :(
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if those data were never published (no conference proceeding) how to ensure the data are good quality?
if no name, nobody?
in such a case there should be a warning
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Yes, yes there are proceedings! But, there are proceedings (or papers) with only a plot (no table with flux values) and the authors do not have the data points any more. Anyway we'll do our best to recover as much as possible.
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