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Originally Posted by RickS
That's true but it comes at a cost in SNR - you lose around 20% using median instead of average. An average combination with a well chosen rejection algorithm and parameters will generally give you the best of both worlds. At least, that's what the maths says  It seems to work in practice as well, at least the couple of times that I've done a comparison.
Cheers,
Rick. |
Yes, median has worked well for me only when there was lots of data but the subs were swamped with artifacts, data rejection was way to severe and hard to set. Otherwise 2% or so reject and average combine was better.