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plotting output from countourc calls
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Fri, 6 May 2011 20:20:38 -0700 (PDT) |
How do I plot the contours returned by contourc?
I've recently stumbled upon pararrayfun from the octave-forge general
package, which is a very beautiful thing. I've been busy parallelizing
stuff trying to use the full capabilities of a modern Mac Pro. So far so
good.
What I can't parallelize, is plotting. Unsurprisingly, pararrayfun doesn't
seem to like calls to gnuplot. This is unfortunate though because after a
lengthy analysis run, my script takes even longer to plot a series of
contour plots, each involving a number of overlapping contours.
It occurred to me that I could probably speed things up by running all of
the calls through contourc in parallel (I suspect that's the slow part
anyway), and then plot all of the results serially.
I just can't figure out how to make use of the contourc output.
Thanks
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