Closed marcoalopez closed 11 months ago
Hi Marco,
thank you for pointing this out. You can do
setMTEXpref('maxSO3Bandwidth',96)
to globally increase the maximum allowed bandwidth. The default in `mtex_settings' is 64. You can change it to any value. 128 should be sufficient in most case. Ralf.
What do I want to do? Estimate an ODF
What data do I have? I used the
mtexdata forsterite
dataset for testing purposesWhat code do you use?
What result do I get
What result do I expect
The parameters of the optimized kernel are
therefore I expect that the bandwidth is set to 78 instead of 64 and not get a warning. Indeed when applied the same code in v5.8.2 I got no warning and the values of the kernel are correctly set, so this problem seems specific to v5.9.0. In short, it seems that
calcDensity()
in v5.9 is ignoring the kernel parameter entered as input.Error Message Not an error but a warning that, in principle, should not occur
What MTEX version do I use? 5.9 and 5.8.2 (for comparison) in Matlab 2022a and Windows 11