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Getting the same data as postcrossplot uses to plot?
Posted Feb 11, 2010, 1:49 p.m. EST 3 Replies
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Hi!
When I use GUI windows in COMSOL through Domain Plot Parameter tab, I can plot an expression like Von Mises stress. Then buy using "Export Current Plot", on top of that figure, I can export all the data points to my hard drive or MATLAB. As you know these data points are not located on Nodes and the number of data points here is relatively smaller than the number of nodes.
In my work, this fact helps that I have less number of data points. So now I am looking for a command that I can use in my m-file that gets this type of data for me without plotting that expression. See I do not use GUI COMSOL and all my work is being done in MATLAB via m-file. I already know that posteval gives the value of an expression on all nodes, but this is not suitable for me.
I will greatly appreciate it if you could guide me and introduce a suitable command to me.
Thanks,
Masoud
When I use GUI windows in COMSOL through Domain Plot Parameter tab, I can plot an expression like Von Mises stress. Then buy using "Export Current Plot", on top of that figure, I can export all the data points to my hard drive or MATLAB. As you know these data points are not located on Nodes and the number of data points here is relatively smaller than the number of nodes.
In my work, this fact helps that I have less number of data points. So now I am looking for a command that I can use in my m-file that gets this type of data for me without plotting that expression. See I do not use GUI COMSOL and all my work is being done in MATLAB via m-file. I already know that posteval gives the value of an expression on all nodes, but this is not suitable for me.
I will greatly appreciate it if you could guide me and introduce a suitable command to me.
Thanks,
Masoud
3 Replies Last Post Mar 8, 2010, 1:05 p.m. EST
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi,
Did you find a solution ?
Il have the same problem ...
Did you find a solution ?
Il have the same problem ...
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
Isn't it the functionality of "postinterp" (in contrary to "posteval") that you are looking for ?
Try a search with these function names on your doc files and on the Forum
and dump your model as a ".m" file, or just analyse your "history" file for examples of the function calls
Good luck
Ivar
Isn't it the functionality of "postinterp" (in contrary to "posteval") that you are looking for ?
Try a search with these function names on your doc files and on the Forum
and dump your model as a ".m" file, or just analyse your "history" file for examples of the function calls
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi!
Ivar is right. I used "postinterp".
Good luck,
Masoud
Ivar is right. I used "postinterp".
Good luck,
Masoud