Import Import
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Compute( "[u,v]")
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AutoGlyph (or Glyph)
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No magic here. You imported the two as scalar fields. Hence, DX doesn't
know that your data are really a vector field unless you tell it. The
above "network" will do that. If you had imported the data as a vector,
then Glyph would have done what you wanted.
Marissa Forbes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@opendx.watson.ibm.com on 08/07/2002 04:43:
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Subject: Re: [opendx-users] vector field
Hi everyone-
Please excuse my beginner question.
I have a 2-dimensional vector dataset (winds) that I would like to
visualize as a vector field with glyphs. The data is separated into two
files: the first file containing the x-coordinates of the vectors, and the
second file containing the y-coordinates. I have imported both files (or
components of the data), and am getting a visualization, but it is not
correct. AutoGlyph is still interpreting the data as scalar, and will not
produce arrows. What module should I be passing the data through prior to
AutoGlyph?
Thanks in advance,
Marissa Forbes
