A Correlation Evaluation Method of Predictors and Solar Flare Occurrence
A technique for predicting factors and solar flares, applied in the field of solar activity research, can solve problems such as inability to directly determine whether the predictor is complete or not
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[0018] Step 1: Extract all the predictors and their data M corresponding to whether a flare event occurs through an open source website to obtain the original data set U; define the correlation index of each predictor.
[0019] For the predictor data of solar flares, the comprehensive predictor data set can be extracted from the JSOC website (www.jsoc.stanford.edu) by selecting keywords. Among them, the selection of the number of predictors should not be less than 10 in principle; the sampling time of a single predictor data should not be less than 1 minute, and should not exceed one week; the sampling time of the total sample of all predictors should not be less than 1 year; The upper limit; in the data M corresponding to whether a flare event occurs, the occurrence of a flare event is recorded as 1, and the occurrence of a flare event is recorded as 0.
[0020] The original data set U can be obtained. U=[F 1 , F 2 ,...,F x ,...F n , M]. where F x is any predictor, n i...
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