Hello
I am executing the tutorial example problems and viewing simulation results in Paraview, but I am not understanding how to analyse and draw the conslusions from those results.
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aaigner | Tue, 07/19/2016 - 13:43
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Hello,
you are right. ParaView is good visualization.
Nevertheless, most of the time you need some numbers, like massflows, energies, ... Therefore, several computes and fixes can be used to calculate those values and with a fix print you can write them as a whitespace-separated file or csv-format.
We use mainly Octave to load data and generate graphs.
Bests
Andreas