Dear all,
I have partially achieved what I wanted to do by trial and error.
However, there are some points where I obviously got stuck:
> My first question - is this correct so far? The result somehow looks
> like what I expected though a bit spikey, but that MAY be because of my
> data, What I would like to have now in a second step is
>
I found that there is the Post module which is supposed to do some
interpolation. I just do not know how to use it - where in my net should
it appear, just after the Connect module?
> b) I would like to find out how to smooth the z-values
>
See above...
> c) I would like to plot both, the theta 0-90 and 90-180, into two plots
> in the same presentation. Is collect the way to do so, after
> transforming the plots?
>
I achieved this by translating one plot.
> After that, I would like to try an alternative way to plot the data,
> this time for theta 0-180 in one. To do so, I would create a sphere with
> the data value being used as radius. How can I get this? I would have to
> access both position and data information from within one compute
> module. I understand that I have two inputs, so I could connect the
> first to the marked positions and the second to the unmarked data. The
> positions would be a.0 (theta) and a.1(phi), but I could not get this
> when I tried to refer to the second input as b.0 - what is wrong?
>
This is where I am completely lost now. I tried to use the positions
(a.x, a.y) and the data value (b) with a compute module, to get (x,y,z).
However, as a is a field with two scalars, while b contains only one
data value, I get an error ("Bad paramater: Inputs must be of same
length / Input 1 not matching the master (input 0)."). So I tried to
change my input b by passing it through a second compute module, which
was simply to add the second scalar: [(a),(0)] - but this did not work,
same error message. So how do I match the two inputs, to be able to
modify the position by the data value?
Thank you, regards
Lars O. Grobe.
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