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How to interact with a simulation to visualize real time results

Rbravo555 edited this page Feb 21, 2021 · 16 revisions

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This tutorial introduces one alternative for effectively interact with a Kratos simulation to modify some of its parameters and observe the effect on the results of such a modification in real-time. Admittedly, this can be achived for any of the simulations available in Kratos, however, it is particularly suitable for fast simulations, like the ones achived by using Reduced Order Models ROM. Therefore, this tutorial focuses on an example using the RomApplication. The Python module vedo is used for the visualization.

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What is vedo?

COMP Superscalar (COMPSs) is a framework developed at Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) whose aim is to ease the running of applications in distributed environments. Exploiting this structure, the developer can program following the sequential programming paradigm and avoid considering parallelization, distribution, data distribution, etc. PyCOMPSs is the python library required in order to use COMPSs in a python environment.

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