It works! Thanks Dave!

Hi, I am having trouble using svPre in linux command line but the exact same input file and svPre works successfully in Windows command prompt. Can you explain how to fix this error? Thank you. Error: ubuntu@ip###:~/SV/Test6/pulsatile-sim-files$ ls 12-procs_case bct.dat geombc.dat.1 numstart.dat rcr...

Thanks Dave.

Hi Aekaansh,

Thank you for pointing me to the PHistRCR.dat and QHistRCR.dat files. Those are just what I need. I also appreciate the helpful hints on designing the numerical optimization framework in hierarchical fashion.

Eileen

Hi Dave, Thank you for your response and for filing an Issue for svPost. The underlying reason I was interested in working completely with the command line is because I am trying to construct a numerical optimization framework for running multiple iterations of svsolver simulations to optimize the R...

Hi, I have been using the SimVascular GUI to generate the result files and want to migrate to using command line and svPost. I like that the GUI also conveniently outputs text files called "all_results-flows.txt" and "all_results-pressures.txt." I have been able to generate vtu and vtp files with sv...

Hi Justin, Thank you for the helpful explanation about "average_pressure" and "average_speed." I also appreciate the comment on the left figure. I looked more closely at the pressure distribution and realized that since I am modeling pulsatile flow, that particular time point was capturing the short...

Hello, I am new to SimVascular and just generated results from a simulation of the descending aorta and select branches (external iliac and uterine arteries). I noticed there are two types of pressure maps: "pressure" and "average pressure" which give opposite-looking maps. Can someone explain what ...