Hi Christoph,
Have you tried setting the backend at the start of your FiPy script like
this?:
importmatplotlib
matplotlib.use('AGG')
This won't make the changes system wide, only for the script. I think
this will work since FiPy doesn't appear to deviate from the default
rcparams setting
2018, at 12:48 PM, Michael J. Waters wrote:
Hi Kevin,
If you are using the Matplotlib Viewers, you could just skip the Viewers and
use Matplotlib directly. it's not hard to simply setup subplots using
Matplotlib and it should be easy to get them to update the figure at each time
step.
Be
Hi Kevin,
If you are using the Matplotlib Viewers, you could just skip the Viewers
and use Matplotlib directly. it's not hard to simply setup subplots
using Matplotlib and it should be easy to get them to update the figure
at each time step.
Best,
-Mike
On 3/19/18 11:35 AM, Kevin Blondin
Hi Clara,
Is your spline function returning a numpy array? I think what is
happening is that FiPy is seeing it as a tensor diffusion coefficient
rather than just a list of the values throughout your simulation. I'm a
little rusty with FiPy these days, but I think you could so something
like
Hi Zhekai Deng,
I had a similar problem. In the end, I just created check point files
and restarted frequently.
I did find that garbage collecting helped slow the leak and,
interestingly, also sped up code execution for me.
Best,
-Mike
On 6/20/17 10:39 AM, Zhekai Deng wrote:
HI All,
I
imminent, either.
>
>> On Jun 7, 2017, at 3:08 PM, Michael J. Waters
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Daniel,
>>
>> So FiPy running in Python 3 won't have MPI based parallelism until
>> PyTrilinos supports Python 3?
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> -Mike
>
Hi Daniel,
So FiPy running in Python 3 won't have MPI based parallelism until
PyTrilinos supports Python 3?
Best,
-Mike
On 6/7/17 2:01 PM, Daniel Wheeler wrote:
> Hi Nils,
>
> FiPy is not written for Python 3, but it does work after applying
> 2to3. However, only the Scipy solvers are then av
