On 17/10/2016 18:07, Robert Helling wrote: Willem,
Am 17.10.2016 um 15:34 schrieb Willem Ferguson < willemfergu...@zoology.up.ac.za>: What happens if the user has selected VPM-B as a deco algorithm? Are there any differences in the calculation of the heat map? The heat map should not change when you change the decompression algorithm. The whole point of it is that it provides a visual impression that you can use to compare algorithms. Therefore making it algorithm dependent would mean moving the goal posts. The heat map only depends on the inert gas partial pressures in the different compartments. And both algorithms agree on that part. That said, due to a bug (you found that as well), it changed since some of the data was not properly initialized when in amp-b mode. But that should be fixed by now. (BTW: That but had also affected the old tissue saturation plot for vpm-b but there, nobody noticed…). Best Robert Excellent Robert, thank you. I was not sure whether a critical bubble radius was used as a limiting yardstick. The reason I asked is because the upper group of colours are calculated as a proportion of the M-value, which is a Bühlmann (or more correctly a Workman) approach. Is this correct at all? Kind regards, willem
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