Testing the Validity of Bayesian Block Segmentation of Active Region Light Curves Using High Cadence Soft X-ray Image Sequences

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Dec 2006

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American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2006, abstract #SH23A-0333

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Using GOES SXI image series with approximately two minute cadence, we extract soft X-ray light curves for multiple active regions. From these light curves we extract flare lists, including events to a lower threshold than is possible with traditional GOES XRS time series. The flare lists for each active region are used to segment the time series for each region using the Bayesian Blocks technique. The validity of the technique is then tested by examining the flare distributions with each Bayesian block.

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