Hello all,
You could add a page to the wiki showing results such as yours.
Since we don't use McLachlan at GT we don't really have any tools to process the data and produce a nice website (say like this one http://www.numrel.org/~rhaas3/R1/). Does one of the groups using McLachlan have one and is willing to let me use it (or run it over the data)? Otherwise this might take a while (I am somewhat short on free time right now).
Yours, Roland
I think even the short text and the graph you posted to the list would be good, even if not as fancy as results from the GT code.
-erik
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 2:35 PM, Roland Haas roland.haas@physics.gatech.edu wrote:
Hello all,
You could add a page to the wiki showing results such as yours.
Since we don't use McLachlan at GT we don't really have any tools to process the data and produce a nice website (say like this one http://www.numrel.org/~rhaas3/R1/). Does one of the groups using McLachlan have one and is willing to let me use it (or run it over the data)? Otherwise this might take a while (I am somewhat short on free time right now).
Yours, Roland
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On 13 Apr 2011, at 20:35, Roland Haas wrote:
Hello all,
You could add a page to the wiki showing results such as yours.
Since we don't use McLachlan at GT we don't really have any tools to process the data and produce a nice website (say like this one http://www.numrel.org/~rhaas3/R1/). Does one of the groups using McLachlan have one and is willing to let me use it (or run it over the data)? Otherwise this might take a while (I am somewhat short on free time right now).
I can probably do this fairly easily, but not before next week.
Yours, Roland
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- -- Ian Hinder ian.hinder@aei.mpg.de
Hello Ian,
You could add a page to the wiki showing results such as yours.
Since we don't use McLachlan at GT we don't really have any tools to process the data and produce a nice website (say like this one http://www.numrel.org/~rhaas3/R1/). Does one of the groups using McLachlan have one and is willing to let me use it (or run it over the data)? Otherwise this might take a while (I am somewhat short on free time right now).
I can probably do this fairly easily, but not before next week.
Works for me :-) Thank you (I assume you have a similar script to the ones that I inherited when joining PSU/GT).
Yours, Roland
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