Problem in finding the position and size of specific divergence values.

[Aryan1909]

Hi,
I converted all the ovf files into a numpy array successfully. What I wanna know is the position and size (diameter) of the specific divergence values for each ovf file from the numpy array.
So can we do that? If so how?
Hoping for your suggestions.

[peytondmurray]

That's a choice you'll have to make on your own. There are probably a dozen different methods of describing the position and size of a divergence (fitting, maybe?). Not knowing anything about what you're working on, what are others in the same field doing?

[Aryan1909]

People generally use matlab for this purpose, but i thought of using python as it's easier and more efficient, but I'm relatively new to the language so i searched for premade codes. So does your code have anything from which I can find the size or position of the skyrmion bubble, if so please let me know.

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[Aryan1909]

Hi, So I tried to run the "test_vis.py" File from your code and on the line *y = util.diff(d.t, d.table['ext_exactdwposavg (m)'] .values,1, 1) * it's showing an error:- *attributeError: 'Nonetype' object has no attribute 't'* Can you help me solve this? Thank you, Bhardwaj Aryan

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On Tue, 1 Jun 2021, 05:23 Peyton Murray, ***@***.***> wrote: That's a choice you'll have to make on your own. There are probably a dozen different methods of describing the position and size of a divergence (fitting, maybe?). Not knowing anything about what you're working on, what are others in the same field doing? — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#2 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AUJH7Q7PYTZZBRZV4IGKC3TTQQOQJANCNFSM452KNWSA> .

[peytondmurray]

@Aryan1909 Sorry, this repository is mostly intended to serve as a starting point for others who are interested in this sort of thing. I'm not actively developing it, and unfortunately I don't have the time right now :/. Good luck!