phiflow 2 updates of forw NS sim

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2021-06-18 15:04:19 +02:00
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"text": [
"Smoke: (xˢ=32, yˢ=40)\n",
"Velocity: (xˢ=32, yˢ=40, vectorᵛ=2)\n",
"Inflow: (xˢ=32, yˢ=40)\n",
"Inflow, spatial only: (xˢ=32, yˢ=40)\n"
"Inflow: (xˢ=32, yˢ=40), spatial only: (xˢ=32, yˢ=40)\n"
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"print(f\"Smoke: {smoke.shape}\")\n",
"print(f\"Velocity: {velocity.shape}\")\n",
"print(f\"Inflow: {INFLOW.shape}\")\n",
"print(f\"Inflow, spatial only: {INFLOW.shape.spatial}\")\n"
"print(f\"Inflow: {INFLOW.shape}, spatial only: {INFLOW.shape.spatial}\")\n"
]
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"source": [
"Note that the phiflow output here indicates the type of a dimension, e.g., $^V$ for a vector dimension. Later on for learning, we'll also introduce batch dimensions.\n",
"Note that the phiflow output here indicates the type of a dimension, e.g., $^S$ for a spatial, and $^V$ for a vector dimension. Later on for learning, we'll also introduce batch dimensions.\n",
"\n",
"The grid values can be accessed using the `values` property. This is an important difference to a phiflow tensor object, which does not have `values`, as illustrated in the code example below."
"The actual content of a shape object can be obtained via `.sizes`, or alternatively we can query the size of a specific dimension `dim` via `.get_size('dim')`. Here are two examples:"
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"text": [
"Shape content: (32, 40, 2)\n",
"Vector dimension: 2\n"
]
}
],
"source": [
"print(f\"Shape content: {velocity.shape.sizes}\")\n",
"print(f\"Vector dimension: {velocity.shape.get_size('vector')}\")"
]
},
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"cell_type": "markdown",
"metadata": {},
"source": [
"The grid values can be accessed using the `values` property. This is an important difference to a phiflow tensor object, which does not have `values`, as illustrated in the code example below."
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"Statistics of the different simulation grids:\n",
"(xˢ=32, yˢ=40) float32 0.0 < ... < 0.20000000298023224\n",
"(xˢ=(31, 32), yˢ=(40, 39), vectorᵛ=2) float32 -0.12352858483791351 < ... < 0.15530994534492493\n",
"(xˢ=32, yˢ=40) float32 0.0 < ... < 0.20000000298023224\n",
"Reordered test tensor shape: (3, 5, 2)\n"
]
}
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"print(\"Statistics of the different simulation grids:\")\n",
"print(smoke.values)\n",
"print(velocity.values)\n",
"print(INFLOW.values)\n",
"\n",
"# in contrast to a simple tensor:\n",
"test_tensor = math.tensor(numpy.zeros([2, 5, 3]), spatial('x,y'), channel('vector'))\n",
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