Evaluate and characterize datasets and find any possible correlations.

Most datasets are scalar functions that map a set of parameters into a single real value. The problem with large datasets that describe the same phenomenon is being able to evaluate the correlations that exist between the different values ​​produced based on the sets of real input values. For about 2 years, OneBeWhole has been developing and maintaining a software called Correlator which carries out a brute force analysis based on heuristics that significantly reduce processing times and produces statistical proof of the significance of the correlations found.

An innovative radio astronomy project in Italy.

A scalable network of medium-radio telescopes for mapping the sky, observing radio sources, monitoring the climate and electromagnetic disturbances. The network operates in a frequency band between 1 GHz and 20 GHz. Thanks to radio interferometry with a distance of 100 meters between the antennas, a resolution of 25 arc seconds is achieved, without the need for atomic clocks. Software allows real-time scanning and analysis of data, including spectrograms. The local oscillators of the antennas are connected in phase and the data is processed using software available in open-source, encouraging the participation of the scientific community.