Print Noise summary and corresponding OCEAN noiseSummary

Hi Michele,

The ocnGenNoiseSummary function is essentially a wrapper that calls the noisesummary command under the hood (the SKILL function didn't exist when I replied to the older thread you found). For me it doesn't work properly when I try it with my data too - it's requiring a sweep number and no matter what I pass, it doesn't work. However, as I said, this was a very quick test and I didn't have the time to explore fully what might be going wrong.

Anyway, you have a way forward. If anyone else has this problem, I'd definitely suggest contacting customer support so that we can improve this (I'm not likely to have the time in the next few days to explore further and debug what might be just a problem with my own test case only).

Andrew 

Hi Andrew,

no worries. Not sure I got you right: are you saying you couldn't make noisesummary cmd work with an underlying Jitter simulation (this is the origin of the "sweep number" requirement)?

I did find a way out, it's just that the sweep number is not as in noiseSummary OCEAN function, where you need to pass the ?sweepValues a list with the actual sweep point.

What worked for me was to pass "0".

However, because of the mess this function does with logFiles, I perform a few actions afterwards (essentially moving the results to a sub directory and renaming the noiseSumLogFile)

This way I can read from the results browser both the original and the noisesummary databases.

Regards,

Michele

AncisMichele said:

What worked for me was to pass "0".

I'd tried that too - but it fails with a segmentation fault.

Andrew

I did have the seg fault case too...

It's been a couple of days I left that approach and tried (failing miserably) to use the other OCEAN functions, I'll make another couple of tests and report back.

For sure it worked then.

Hello again Andrew,

just to confirm that on my side the command

noisesummary . dataset_name 1 0

where dataset_name is the (rather tricky to spot) name of the Jitter simulation, witht that "0"  at the end, correctly produces a psf.noisesummary database

I then move the database and its log file to another directory, rename the log, and open it with results browser.

It's a long way to the top, but we're rockers and accustomed to it ;)

Regards,

Michele