Gregory Starr

possibly related: https://github.com/iterative/dvc/issues/9813

also everything is reshashed in experiments: #10308

@johnyaku for your large datasets, how are you accessing them from your projects? won't `dvc add` download them all to your local computer/node? Or are you using [external data](https://dvc.org/doc/user-guide/data-management/importing-external-data)?

Interesting. - For your external data, are they on a NAS or in object storage like s3 or minio? - for importing data, are you doing `--no-download` or not? -...

@johnyaku thanks for the info. I have a medium size dataset ~1TB and have found certain things very inconvenient. It sounds like using import rather than external inputs/outputs could improve...

The second term data[:,sv_of_interest,'C1','data'] is pseudorange on L1. 'data' dimensions are time, satellite, observable, data/loss of lock indicator/signal strength. Look for the rinex 2.11 documentation for information on the observable....

Also I'm pretty sure it was written for python3.5 On Wed, Nov 15, 2017 at 8:27 AM, Greg Starr wrote: > The second term data[:,sv_of_interest,'C1','data'] is pseudorange on L1. >...

The second dimension of 'data' is where you specify which satellite or satellites you want, just put in the integer of the satellite. For G10 put in 10. To verify,...

Check out the 'gps nb.ipynb' notebook in the examples folder. It should look something like this satpos1 = gps.getSatXYZ(nav,1,arr) Where nav is the navigation file as read by the read...

Great, no problem good luck On Nov 17, 2017 4:45 AM, "Welson" wrote: Hi @gregstarr Thanks for your advice, I can successfully get the satellite position based on your advice....