[cnu_lee]

hi，Pro. Daniele，

I have one question about APS estiamtion “linear trend” threshold.I found if I set “linear trend” between -90 and 5. The deformation velocity result is in this range. But if I set the threshold between -120 and 5, the result will be in this range.

So how to decide the accuracy of the result?

[periz]

why are you surprised that the result is within the imposed range?
the range is used exactly for the purpose to limit the result within a minimum and a maximum.
the result can be different in case of noisy data (the algorithm has a random component, and random data can lead to random results)

anyway, never use a-symmetric ranges in the APS processing: you do not know the direction of the connections. In the APS processing, always give symmetric ranges

[cnu_lee]

–“why are you surprised that the result is within the imposed range?”

Based on the velocity results and “linear trend” threshold setting, I found the velocity result is within the range of “linear trend”. In fact, the threshold of “linear trend” was estimated by person,it’s just a estimated value, so it wasn’t correct,and it didn’t conform to the fact.

–“anyway, never use a-symmetric ranges in the APS processing: you do not know the direction of the connections. In the APS processing, always give symmetric ranges”

I didn’t understand what you mean about symmetric range setting,maybe it’s a clerical error. In the first-time APS ,I choosed “Amp. Stab. Index 1 – Sigma/Mu”, linear trend was “-30,30”.In the second-time APS,I choosed “temporal coherence”,linear trend was “-90,5” ,this value was based on the “Velocity” parameters of reference point in the first-time APS.

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