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Update moni #62

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@MJ-ROM MJ-ROM commented Mar 6, 2025

Reformatted and simplified latency analysis script

@MJ-ROM MJ-ROM requested a review from jessiethw March 6, 2025 19:49

path=os.environ.get('FAST_RESPONSE_OUTPUT')
path = "/data/user/jthwaites/FastResponseAnalysis/output/"
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can you change this to the output variable?
path=os.environ.get('FAST_RESPONSE_OUTPUT')

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looks good! a few edits for running on realtime, then I can test this

for Key in Entries.keys():
if Key=="Ligo_Latency":
all_dictionary['LVK_Latency'].append(Entries[Key])
mock_files = sorted(glob.glob(path+'/PickledMocks/*MS*.pickle'), reverse=True)[:5000]
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can you change this to 2000 mocks instead of 5000?

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can you also add a few more print messages, so we can easily see the progress? maybe when you start to make the plots and when you save the dataframes.

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