Pratik Mallya wrote:
Well, that is why i chose the subject title to be so :).
In particular, I since I am using numpy (and h5py) to calculate the
tensor, I am storing the result (a 256X256X9 ndarray named Q) into h5
file by using a command of the form:
g.create_dataset("Q", data=Q)
Does the problem lie here? Am i supposed to use a different
format/function of h5py, or something? Because I can see the .h5 file
using hdfview, and it seems perfectly all right.
I figured out a workaround: although my h5 file has nine component(3 are
redundant since it is a symmetric tensor) i am reading it as a 6
component tensor, and paraview is now able to read it!
I wonder why this is the case? I have already detailed the code in
previous mail; can someone please tell me why it is working like this?
Thanks in anticipation.
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*Pratik Mallya*
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Pratik.mallya
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