Hello,
I am using 1dBandpass to a 1D file that is 33 by 380. After I apply the filter, the result is only 19 by 380. Are there any options or data transformations needed to retain all columns so that I can bandpass filter my 1D file?
Hi-
Hmm, I did not have that happen to me. I tried the following on a 1D file with 6 columns and 150 rows, and the output had the same dimensions:
# run the command to bandpass columns of dfile.r01.1D
1dBandpass 0.01 0.1 dfile.r01.1D > out.1D
After that, I used 1d_tool.py to output the dimensions, which matched between the two files:
$ 1d_tool.py -show_rows_cols -infile dfile.r01.1D
rows = 150, cols = 6
$ 1d_tool.py -show_rows_cols -infile out.1D
rows = 150, cols = 6
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