N.Z. Mohd Afandi, R. Umar, N.H. Sabri, S. Safei, C. Monstein, C.C. Lau, S.N.A. Syed Zafar
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摘要
利用 CALLISTO 光谱仪对太阳射电暴(SRBs)进行全年连续观测会产生大量光谱数据。本研究介绍了一种脉冲串分类器算法,这是一种自动算法,可将 SRB 频谱分为三种太阳射电暴,即 II 型(SRBT II)、III 型(SRBT III)和 IV 型(SRBT IV)。拟议算法的设计使用了从一组训练数据集文件中提取的四个特征参数。这些特征参数是从频谱的频率通道和时间步上观察到的强度脉冲串中提取的。该数据集包括 50 个 SRBT II 和 SRBT III 光谱,以及 40 个 SRBT IV 光谱,收集于 2014 年太阳极大期(太阳周期 24)。在对训练数据集进行观测和分析后,为每种爆发类型设置了阈值。为测试该算法,使用了由 2013 年至 2016 年的 80 个数据光谱组成的训练数据集。使用真阳性(TP)和假阳性(FP)的百分比计算所提出算法的准确性。结果表明,80 个光谱中有 57 个被归类为 TP,23 个被归类为 FP,准确率为 74%。
Burst-classifier: Automated classification of solar radio burst type II, III and IV for CALLISTO spectra using physical properties during maximum of solar cycle 24
Continuous observation of solar radio bursts (SRBs) throughout the year using the CALLISTO spectrometer generates a huge volume of spectral data. This study introduces a burst-classifier algorithm, which is an automated algorithm, to classify the SRB spectrum into three solar radio bursts, namely Type II (SRBT II), Type III (SRBT III) and Type IV (SRBT IV). The proposed algorithm was designed using four characteristic parameters derived from a collection of training dataset files. The characteristic parameters were derived from the intensity bursts observed on frequency channels and timesteps of the spectrum. This dataset consisted of 50 spectra of SRBT II and SRBT III, along with 40 spectra for SRBT IV, collected during the solar maximum of 2014 (Solar Cycle 24). After observations and analysis of the training dataset, each burst type was set up with a threshold. A training dataset of 80 data spectra from 2013 to 2016 was used to test the algorithm. Accuracy of the proposed algorithm was calculated using the percentage of true positives (TP) and false positives (FP). Findings demonstrate an accuracy of ∼74 % with 57 out of 80 spectra classified as TP and 23 spectra as FP.
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