On Tue, Jul 29, 2014 at 10:57 AM, Jason Furtney jkfurt...@gmail.com wrote:
Daniel and Robert,
Any thoughts on a way forward?
Thanks Jason for putting your ideas down. I agree with everything you have
suggested. I certainly think you/we should tackle non-uniform grids before
looking into
Daniel and Robert,
I looked more closely at adapting scikit-fmm for non-uniform (but
still structured) grids. For the first-order method this would be
fairly simple as the stencil and quadratic used in the point update
are basically the same. It would be a matter of programming to create
a new
On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 5:35 PM, Jason Furtney jkfurt...@gmail.com wrote:
Also, the Sethian book has the formulation for the fast marching
method on unstructured grids which we could implement.
Jason,
I would be very interested in having the implemented (it would help my
research
On Tue, Jul 22, 2014 at 12:52 AM, Robert R. Howell rhow...@uwyo.edu wrote:
I've been using FiPy 3.0 level set methods for an application which
requires non-uniform grids. I recently tried upgrading to version 3.1
but now get a variety of error messages when I call
calcDistanceFunction(). To
Hi Daniel
I just spent a little time looking through the C++ code in the heart of
Scikit-fmm before I replied, and while it's not as overwhelming as I
feared, modifying it to handle non-uniform grids is probably more than
I'm going to be able to take on in the immediate future.
On a more
