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ullix Posted - 04/24/2018 : 02:51:15
I have uploaded some files with synthetic data into the folder 'Synthetic Data as log files' of the GeigerLog site https://sourceforge.net/projects/geigerlog/

They can be loaded into GeigerLog as if they were genuine Geiger Counter recordings and analyzed. Some files show how a perfect recording should look like, and others how it should not look like. Further, you can use them to test whether GeigerLog's analysis work correctly (they do, my motivation to create the synthetic data ;-)).

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