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What are the "two plots of completely different things?" You have two plots of intensity vs wavelength, where one is spectral intensity, and the other is a hist
by kortex 6y ago
What are the "two plots of completely different things?" You have two plots of intensity vs wavelength, where one is spectral intensity, and the other is a histogram binning.
On its face, there's zero reason why these plots line up as well as they do, this goes beyond conincidence.
- posix_me_less 6y ago"two plots of completely different things" is not meant as criticism, just a description of what the paper is suggesting. It's ok to seek and investigate similarities between completely different things. They are plots against wavelength axis, yes, but the "things" plotted on y-axis are completely different concepts.