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I want to compare result between runs with different meshes and different settings. What tricks are there to do this? When I used FLOTRAN I did this by creating a results file that was the difference between two runs (either percentage difference or absolute). Can something similar be done with CFX?
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Use the interpolation function in Solver Manager between the two .res files.
This will create a .res file which has the difference between the two files. (mkae a copy of the two .res files first to avoid over-writing). |
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Thanks Jon, I hadn't realised that interpolation could calculate the difference.
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