The current Deconvolution1D testproblem has no option to specify bounds, and currently always lives on the interval from 0 to the specified dimension. Thus for comparing between different discretization levels, the arguments to Deconvolution1D have to be properly scaled.
Providing a way to fix bounds with changing discretization sizes would make testing with different discretization sizes easier, but can also be used to prevent inverse crimes.
The current Deconvolution1D testproblem has no option to specify bounds, and currently always lives on the interval from 0 to the specified dimension. Thus for comparing between different discretization levels, the arguments to Deconvolution1D have to be properly scaled.
Providing a way to fix bounds with changing discretization sizes would make testing with different discretization sizes easier, but can also be used to prevent inverse crimes.