Question #691560 on Yade changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/691560
Status: Open => Needs information
Jan Stránský requested more information:
Thanks for the code
> for i=pi/18:2*(pi/36):(2*pi)
> for j=pi/18:(pi/18):(pi)
> A(hang,5)=length(find(PHI(:)>ic&PHI(:)<i&Theta(:)>jc&Theta(:)<j));
> %Distribution to different bins
I don't think uniform separate distribution of theta and phi are correct here.
Such division has higher "area" around equator and lower "area" near poles
(just have a look at the "globus earth model" with meridians and parallels).
This implies, that there is higher probability of normals to fall into equator
bin than to the polar bin.
I.e., you should have bins with more normals near equator and less normals near
poles.
Is this what you are observing?
cheers
Jan
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