Hi Samuel
I fixed it as you pointed out and it worked.
There was another mistake. I misunderstood the function len () of another
language as size () and used it.
Was mesh2d internalized? I have not downloaded the Metanet module, but int2d
worked fine.
I have not used the ATOMS yet, but I will
Hello Masahiro,
function rt=multNormDensFunc(x_V, m_V, cov_M);
I am not sure about the semi-colon... ?
[I2,e]=int2d(X,Y,list(multNormDensFunc,[0,0],[1,0;0,1]),[0.0001, 1, 20*20,
4000, 0])
The function expects only one parameter after both 2D operands x_V, m_V,
while the list
In order to calculate the expected value of a certain two-variable function,
I have created a density function of two-dimensional normal distribution.
I created a code like the attached file to check the correctness of the
function, but it does not work.
Where is the code wrong?
I have been
Hi
In the following example, I'm digging into the Scilab help pages in
order to understand how I can use hdf5 format; nevertheless I'm still
wondering how I can have access to the sub-structure (sub-groups and
datasets on them) ?
(I'm thinking in programming recursive search ...)
Thanks
Le 28/02/2018 à 18:48, Samuel Gougeon a écrit :
Le 28/02/2018 à 16:30, Stéphane Mottelet a écrit :
Thanks Samuel, the problem is that
save('macros/%axesData_i_h.bin', '%axesData_i_h')
will produce a .sod file with a .bin extension. Both formats cannot
be used indifferently for compiled
Le 28/02/2018 à 16:30, Stéphane Mottelet a écrit :
Thanks Samuel, the problem is that
save('macros/%axesData_i_h.bin', '%axesData_i_h')
will produce a .sod file with a .bin extension. Both formats cannot be
used indifferently for compiled macros of a library : in the following
code (that can
About
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:
Le 28/02/2018 à 14:52, Stéphane Mottelet a écrit :
.../...
Doing things like this is not possible any more. It was was also to
add persistent variables in libraries, with the same
Le 28/02/2018 à 17:43, Samuel Gougeon a écrit :
Le 28/02/2018 à 17:21, Samuel Gougeon a écrit :
On my side, with the following lib file:
it is possible to load the library, but then, first issue, only fun2
is reported:
--> lib ./
ans =
Functions files location : TMPDIR\test.
Le 28/02/2018 à 17:21, Samuel Gougeon a écrit :
On my side, with the following lib file:
it is possible to load the library, but then, first issue, only fun2
is reported:
--> lib ./
ans =
Functions files location : TMPDIR\test.
fun2
And then, also in this case, calling fun2(1)
Le 28/02/2018 à 16:30, Stéphane Mottelet a écrit :
Thanks Samuel, the problem is that
save('macros/%axesData_i_h.bin', '%axesData_i_h')
will produce a .sod file with a .bin extension. Both formats cannot be
used indifferently for compiled macros of a library : in the following
code (that can
Thanks Samuel, the problem is that
save('macros/%axesData_i_h.bin', '%axesData_i_h')
will produce a .sod file with a .bin extension. Both formats cannot be
used indifferently for compiled macros of a library : in the following
code (that can be copy/pasted), a library is built, the "fun1"
Le 28/02/2018 à 15:17, Samuel Gougeon a écrit :
Another way would be to clone the source file with a hard link with
your OS.
It is possible with Linux. It should be possible with powershell under
Windows.
With MacOS, i don't know. Likely possible as well. Could you confirm?
Then, try genlib()
Another way would be to clone the source file with a hard link with your OS.
It is possible with Linux. It should be possible with powershell under
Windows.
With MacOS, i don't know. Likely possible as well. Could you confirm?
Then, try genlib() and see if it considers such a link..
In Linux,
Hello Stéphane,
I would try the following:
After genlibing the set of regular .sci files,
* save the clone with
save('macros/%axesData_i_h.bin', "%axesData_i_h")
* add a line in the lib file
The MD5 hash is of the content of the .sci file, that here does not
exist. It is use by genlib to
Dear Samuel.
Thank for your advice.
I will fill in a wish report on Bugzilla.
Best regards.
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Hello,
With the new library system, it is no longer possible to clone a
function in a library. This feature is still documented in the help page
of "lib" but is not working anymore since saving a user-defined scilab
function uses the sod/hdf5 format. Maybe one can ask why such a feature
is
Hi All
I'm playing with hdf5 format into Scilab (I'm currently in an early
stage that consists in understanding what the structures are); the goal
is to deal with huge amount of data coming from Finite Element Analyses,
and to perform additional calculations.
I'm wondering if there are a lot
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