KKanov
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9 years ago Chichi,
You can take a look at the files in the "channel-baryctrwt" directory of the turbulence project to get an idea of how the y-coefficients that are used currently are stored. For example, the file "baryctrwt-y-lag4.dat" stores the y-coefficients used with the Lag4 interpolation option. The first values are the cell_index, offset_index, stencil_start_index and the stencil_end_index, following those are the actual weights. With a file like this the coefficients can be easily loaded into a database table with a script like the following:
BULK INSERT [turblib].[dbo].[barycentric_weights_y_4] FROM N'C:\Users\kalin\Documents\turbulence\channel-baryctrwt\baryctrwt-y-lag4.dat' WITH ( FIELDTERMINATOR = ' ', ROWTERMINATOR = '\n' )
Kalin
On Oct 24, 2014, at 9:57 AM, Cristian C Lalescu notifications@github.com wrote:
Add code to print spline polynomials in various formats, most importantly C/C# subroutines. Also, for the case of y polynomials in the channel flow, put the coefficients in some format that can be ingested into a database. or something like that. @KKanov, please take a minute to think about the format you'd like the polynomial coefficients to be put in, and let me know. Specifically, do you want a big multidimensional array, or just a 3D array for each MN pair? (3D because there's y index, then neighbour index and then power of y).
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chichilalescu
Add code to print spline polynomials in various formats, most importantly C/C# subroutines. Also, for the case of y polynomials in the channel flow, put the coefficients in some format that can be ingested into a database. or something like that. @KKanov, please take a minute to think about the format you'd like the polynomial coefficients to be put in, and let me know. Specifically, do you want a big multidimensional array, or just a 3D array for each MN pair? (3D because there's y index, then neighbour index and then power of y).