... function G nk . Finally, D n is either one or zero to indicate if data are available or not. The first and last terms inside the square brackets are deterministic behavior; all the rest are random. Fakenet includes three kinds of randomness. The first simulates the various kinds of noise...

... the SCEC test results. Analyses of the test results have led to improvements in the detection method and we discuss reprocessed results here. Synthetic data were generated by the FAKENET code ( Agnew, 2013 ) that simulates GPS position time series, including secular rates from the Scripps Orbit...

... of detection algorithms using real data. Through a series of workshops and online, we provided four test phases, each with multiple (4–18) independent datasets (Tables  1 and 2 ). The synthetic geodetic data were generated using the Fakenet software developed for this project by Agnew (2013...

... of each specified. After all submissions were received, the ground‐truth information about any transient signals in the data was released. The synthetic data sets were generated by FAKENET, a software package that produces realistic GPS time series that include secular motion and seasonal signals...

... transients, generated using FAKENET ( Agnew, 2013 ), were detected using our network‐processing tool. In Analysis of PBO Data , we present results obtained to date from analysis of cGPS observations within the PBO network. Implications for future work are provided in the Discussion and Conclusions...

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