Hi All,
I want to visualize the difference between two data sets and plot the
error on one data set as the reference. Currently, I have 2 structured
grid data sets of the same gemoetry; and 2 unstructured point cloud data
sets.
Are there any filters in ParaView for this purpose? Thanks a lot.
Xunlei,
Are you trying to do this in parallel?
-berk
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Xunlei Wu xun...@renci.org wrote:
Hi All,
I want to visualize the difference between two data sets and plot the
error on one data set as the reference. Currently, I have 2 structured
grid data sets of the
Hi Berk,
Ideally, I would like to have pvserver in the back to handle large scale
data sets. But for now, speed is not an issue. And I know how to do
multiview to show two data sets side-by-side with linked camera. I
currently do not have the difference between data sets pre-computed, and
would
The best way that I can think of doing this is to map the particle
data onto the structured mesh and then use the programmable filter to
compute the difference on the mesh. Have you thought about how that
would be done? You can use the delaunay filter to first create an
unstructured mesh from the
Hi Berk,
I was playing with programmable filter feature. Do you have any
tutorial/examples that I can follow? My initial test would be on two
structured mesh with the same geometry but different size. So I can skip
the delaunay filter. After I am done with the resample filter, how can I
compute
Hey Xunlei,
So, you probably know that you can just highlight both data sets and then apply
the Python Programmable Filter (PPF) and it will take multiple inputs.
If you are working from CVS ParaView compiled with Python support and have
Numpy installed, you can compare attributes of two data
