Remove event-logging from result-file

[rubenbaetens]

I might be usefull to to have a script which removes event-logging from a simulation result file, rewriting it back to an equidistant grid file.

[saroele]

what would be the use case? Obtaining smaller arrays?
Mind that to obtain correct 'sums', the events are needed to do a
time-vector based integration.

It would not be hard at all to obtain an array with equidistant values only
(pandas has a resampling fuction that does the job). We'd only have to
make sure both energies, flowrates and temperatures (and all the rest) are
treated correctly (aggregation based on mean, min/max, sum, ..?)

On Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 9:30 AM, rubae [email protected] wrote:

I might be usefull to to have a script which removes event-logging from a
simulation result file, rewriting it back to an equidistant grid file.

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[rubenbaetens]

The use case would be to be able to correctly compare simulation results
achieved with different settings.

On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at 9:25 AM, saroele [email protected] wrote:

what would be the use case? Obtaining smaller arrays?
Mind that to obtain correct 'sums', the events are needed to do a
time-vector based integration.

It would not be hard at all to obtain an array with equidistant values
only
(pandas has a resampling fuction that does the job). We'd only have to
make sure both energies, flowrates and temperatures (and all the rest) are
treated correctly (aggregation based on mean, min/max, sum, ..?)

On Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 9:30 AM, rubae [email protected] wrote:

I might be usefull to to have a script which removes event-logging from
a
simulation result file, rewriting it back to an equidistant grid file.

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[saroele]

so you would like to see the events removed, and the other values
unchanged.
Looks like an option of the pandas resample function.

On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at 9:26 AM, rubae [email protected] wrote:

The use case would be to be able to correctly compare simulation results
achieved with different settings.

On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at 9:25 AM, saroele [email protected] wrote:

what would be the use case? Obtaining smaller arrays?
Mind that to obtain correct 'sums', the events are needed to do a
time-vector based integration.

It would not be hard at all to obtain an array with equidistant values
only
(pandas has a resampling fuction that does the job). We'd only have to
make sure both energies, flowrates and temperatures (and all the rest)
are
treated correctly (aggregation based on mean, min/max, sum, ..?)

On Mon, Jun 2, 2014 at 9:30 AM, rubae [email protected] wrote:

I might be usefull to to have a script which removes event-logging
from
a
simulation result file, rewriting it back to an equidistant grid file.

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