Corrected MCC data by new basline

[Felix-Nicolas]

Hi,

there was an issue with the baseline correction. Now, the MCC data should be fine.

Best,
Felix

[leventon]

Hi Felix, thanks for updating this.
Things look good but I may misunderstand something here - it looks like the timestamps in your data are now earlier, but the associated temperatures are higher than before. Can you clarify?

[Felix-Nicolas]

Hi Isaac,

Yes, I can explain that. For the revised dataset, the baseline correction was performed using the FTT Curve Fit software. The limits were set to approximately 200 °C and 600 °C. I then restricted the data uploaded here exactly to the range between 200 and 600 °C.

In the Curve Fit software, applying the baseline correction automatically limits the dataset to the selected range, and the point at the lower bound (around 200 °C) is defined as time = 0 s.

In the original dataset, the baseline correction was applied to the entire dataset and no data were truncated.

This is why the absolute time values differ between the previous version and the version in this PR. Unfortunately, I cannot change the way the FTT software handles the time data. If this is a major issue, I can alternatively perform a linear baseline correction myself using a Python script. You can decide.