I want to ask a question that what is the reason for there is no "anisotropy" dictionary when running "Multi-simulation-analysis" in the beginning?

[HuKangxin]

I have run "Multi-Simulation-Setup" from the begging to the end, but when I went to "analysis", I met a bug that there is no "anisotropy" file in Example\Osteocytes. I cannot figure out the solutions.

[phi-max]

Dear HuKangxin,

the analysis notebook looks for a subfolder "anisotropy" in "Examples/Osteocytes" that holds the results of a multi-parameter simulation where the input parameter "anisotropy" was varied.

In the "Multi-Simulation Setup" notebook, the parameter "memory" is used as example, not "anisotropy" - if you run the simulation as described at the end of the notebook, there will be a subfolder "memory". So, the two notebooks are inconsistent, sorry for the confusion.

You can solve the error by either replacing "anisotropy" by "memory" in the analysis notebook, or running a multi-parameter simulation for "anisotropy". Sorry for the confusion, hope this answers your question.

Philip

[HuKangxin]

I totally understand. Thanks for your reply very much! | | hkangxin | | ***@***.*** |

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---- 回复的原邮件 ---- | 发件人 | Philip ***@***.***> | | 日期 | 2021年12月11日 01:39 | | 收件人 | ***@***.***> | | 抄送至 | ***@***.******@***.***> | | 主题 | Re: [CIA-CCTB/pythrahyper_net] I want to ask a question that what is the reason for there is no "anisotropy" dictionary when running "Multi-simulation-analysis" in the beginning? (Issue #14) | Dear HuKangxin, the analysis notebook looks for a subfolder "anisotropy" in "Examples/Osteocytes" that holds the results of a multi-parameter simulation where the input parameter "anisotropy" was varied. In the "Multi-Simulation Setup" notebook, the parameter "memory" is used as example, not "anisotropy" - if you run the simulation as described at the end of the notebook, there will be a subfolder "memory". So, the two notebooks are inconsistent, sorry for the confusion. You can solve the error by either replacing "anisotropy" by "memory" in the analysis notebook, or running a multi-parameter simulation for "anisotropy". Sorry for the confusion, hope this answers your question. Philip — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS or Android.