[visad] Linear*DSet progression arguments... bug or feature?

Hello,

i am just start learning this powerful visualisation library and now some questions come up.

When i use Linear*DSet with arithmetic progression, i get different visualisation results when first/last arguments are quite high.

For example, if i use this
domain_set = new Linear2DSet(domain_tuple, 0.0, NROWS, NROWS,
               0, NCOLS, NCOLS);

the plot looks fine.

But when i use
long xEnd=System.currentTimeMillis();
long xStart = xEnd-NCOLS;
domain_set = new Linear2DSet(domain_tuple, 0.0, NROWS, NROWS,
               0, NCOLS, NCOLS);

(Look at the attachment for a full working example , line 112ff)

The plot looks very strange.
I expect that the plot is the same except the labels of the xAxis.

Maybe someone can give me a hint?

Or do i have to set the Axis values in an other way?

Thanks,
Stefan Below




/*
VisAD Tutorial
Copyright (C) 2000 Ugo Taddei
*/

package y;

// Import needed classes

import visad.*;
import visad.java2d.DisplayImplJ2D;
import java.rmi.RemoteException;
import javax.swing.*;

/**
  VisAD Tutorial example 3_01
  A function pixel_value = f(row, column)
  with MathType ( (row, column) -> pixel ) is plotted
  The domain set is an Integer1DSet
  Run program with "java P3_01"
 */


public class FlowTest{

// Declare variables
  // The quantities to be displayed in x- and y-axes: row and column
  // The quantity pixel will be mapped to RGB color

  private RealType row, column;

  // A Tuple, to pack row and column together, as the domain

  private RealTupleType domain_tuple;


  // The function ( (row, column) -> pixel )
  // That is, (domain_tuple -> pixel )

  private FunctionType func_dom_pix;


   // Our Data values for the domain are represented by the Set

  private Set domain_set;


  // The Data class FlatField

  private FlatField vals_ff;

  // The DataReference from data to display

  private DataReferenceImpl data_ref;

  // The 2D display, and its the maps

  private DisplayImpl display;
  private ScalarMap rowMap, colMap, pixMap;

private RealType pixelX;

private RealType pixelY;

private ScalarMap pixMapX;

private ScalarMap pixMapY;


  public FlowTest(String []args)
    throws RemoteException, VisADException {

    // Create the quantities
    // Use RealType(String name);

    row = RealType.getRealType("ROW");
    Unit scale = CommonUnit.secondsSinceTheEpoch.scale(0.001);
    column = RealType.getRealType("COLUMN",scale);

    domain_tuple = new RealTupleType(row, column);

    pixelX = RealType.getRealType("flowX");
    pixelY = RealType.getRealType("flowY");

    RealTupleType fuunc_Tuple = new RealTupleType(pixelX,pixelY);
   // Create a FunctionType (domain_tuple -> pixel )
   // Use FunctionType(MathType domain, MathType range)

    func_dom_pix = new FunctionType( domain_tuple, fuunc_Tuple);

    // Create the domain Set, with 5 columns and 6 rows, using an
    // Integer2DSet(MathType type, int lengthX, lengthY)

    int NCOLS = 5;
    int NROWS = 6;

    
    
    // modify Axis scale
//    long t=System.currentTimeMillis();
    long t=100000000;
        long xStart = t-NCOLS;
//      
        long xEnd = t;
    System.err.println(domain_tuple);
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
//    domain_set = new Linear2DSet(domain_tuple, 0.0, NROWS, NROWS,
//                     0, NCOLS, NCOLS);
//    
    domain_set = new Linear2DSet(domain_tuple, 0.0, NROWS, NROWS,
                       xStart, xEnd, NCOLS);
System.err.println(domain_set);
    
    
    
    // Our pixel values, given as a float[6][5] array

    float[][] pixel_vals1 = new float[][]{{0, 6, 12, 18, 24},
                                         {1, 7, 12, 19, 25},
                                         {2, 8, 14, 20, 26},
                                         {3, 9, 15, 21, 27},
                                         {4, 10, 16, 22, 28},
                                         {5, 11, 17, 23, 29}  };
    
    float[][] pixel_vals2 = new float[][]{{0, 6, 12, 18, 24},
                         {1, 7, 12, 19, 25},
                 {2, 8, 14, 20, 26},
                 {3, 9, 15, 21, 27},
                 {4, 10, 16, 22, 28},
                 {5, 11, 17, 23, 29}  };

    // We create another array, with the same number of elements of
    // pixel_vals[][], but organized as float[1][ number_of_samples ]

    float[][] flat_samples = new float[2][NCOLS * NROWS];

    // ...and then we fill our 'flat' array with the original values
    // Note that the pixel values indicate the order in which these values
    // are stored in flat_samples

    for(int c = 0; c < NCOLS; c++)
      for(int r = 0; r < NROWS; r++){
          flat_samples[0][ c * NROWS + r ] = pixel_vals1[r][c];
          flat_samples[0][ c * NROWS + r ] = pixel_vals2[r][c];
      }

          


    // Create a FlatField
    // Use FlatField(FunctionType type, Set domain_set)

    vals_ff = new FlatField( func_dom_pix, domain_set);

     // ...and put the pixel values above into it

    vals_ff.setSamples( flat_samples );

    // Create Display and its maps

    // A 2D display

    display = new DisplayImplJ2D("display1");

    // Get display's graphics mode control and draw scales

    GraphicsModeControl dispGMC = (GraphicsModeControl) 
display.getGraphicsModeControl();
    dispGMC.setScaleEnable(true);


    // Create the ScalarMaps: column to XAxis, row to YAxis and pixel to RGB
    // Use ScalarMap(ScalarType scalar, DisplayRealType display_scalar)

    colMap = new ScalarMap( column, Display.XAxis );
    rowMap = new ScalarMap( row,    Display.YAxis );
    pixMapX = new ScalarMap( pixelX,  Display.Flow1X );
    pixMapY = new ScalarMap( pixelY,  Display.Flow1Y );
    // Add maps to display

    display.addMap( colMap );
    display.addMap( rowMap );
    display.addMap( pixMapX );
    display.addMap( pixMapY );
    FlowControl control = (FlowControl) pixMapX.getControl();
    control.setArrowScale(0.1f);
    control.setFlowScale(0.3f);
    // Create a data reference and set the FlatField as our data

    data_ref = new DataReferenceImpl("data_ref");

    data_ref.setData( vals_ff );

    // Add reference to display

    display.addReference( data_ref );


    // Create application window and add display to window

    JFrame jframe = new JFrame("VisAD Tutorial example 3_01");
    jframe.getContentPane().add(display.getComponent());


    // Set window size and make it visible

    jframe.setSize(300, 300);
    jframe.setVisible(true);


  }


  public static void main(String[] args)
    throws RemoteException, VisADException
  {
    new FlowTest(args);
  }

} //end of Visad Tutorial Program 3_01
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