alvin-garcia
commented
5 years ago Hello @nightkeo ,
I am glad to see you are using our visualization scripts. I encourage you to continue using them. Our next FIDASIM release will include new features that I have incorporated.
It looks like you are trying to plot npa data for a test case.
-d will plot data from the spectra, npa and neutrons hdf5 files located in /home/madsc/soft/FIDASIM_new with runid test (which you have indicated with -r). If any of the three files is not present, the code will crash. Only use this command if you want to plot everything inside your folder.
-p might be all you need. -p /home/madsc/soft/FIDASIM_new/test_npa -n -ln 1 will plot the active npa data for channel 1. Note that you must indicate the type of data you need (-n for active or -pn for passive) and what channel you want to view (-ln 1 3 for channels 1 and 3; -rn 1 3 for channels 1, 2, 3; -an for channels 1, 2, ..., N). Also note, this command can handle a list of files, e.g. -p ~/test_npa ~/test2_npa ~/test3_npa -n -ln 1
plot_outputs -h will show you more commands. What I have mentioned applies for spectral data with analogous commands.
I hope this helps!
-Alvin
Dear FIDASIM team, It is not very clear how to use the program plot_outputs. What is the definition of the -d directory argument and -p path? And what terminal command is needed to view the output test data? My output test data is located in FIDASIM directory in "test" folder.
My command "python plot_outputs -d /home/madsc/soft/FIDASIM_new -r test -p /home/madsc/soft/FIDASIM_new/test -n". Terminal output: " p /home/madsc/soft/FIDASIM_new/test filedir /home/madsc/soft/FIDASIM_new/test False
Traceback (most recent call last): File "plot_outputs", line 433, in
main()
File "plot_outputs", line 395, in main
raise IOError('File path doesn\'t exist')
IOError: File path doesn't exist
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