pyOMA.core.PostProcessingTools#
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Created on Apr 20, 2017
@author: womo1998
Multi-Setup Merging PoSER
for each setup provide:
prep_signals -> PreProcessSignals: chan_dofs, ref_channels, roving_channels modal_data -> modal_frequencies, modal_damping, mode_shapes stabil_data -> select_modes
- changed/new variables:
chan_dofs
modal_frequencies
modal_damping
std_frequencies
std_damping
mode_shapes
select_modes -> actually a dummy
ref_channels, roving_channels
in PoGer/PreGer merging modal_data -> modal_frequencies, modal_damping, mode_shapes, chan_dofs, ref_channels, roving_channels stabil_data -> select_modes
PlotMSH (or other postprocessing routines) have to distinguish these three cases: single-setup (prep_signals, modal_data, stabil_data) poger/preger multi-setup (modal_data, stabil_data) poser multi-setup (merged_data)
Functions
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Compares two sets of modes (set a and set b) by first pairing them and then displaying statistics on the identified pairs and a full MAC matrix for manual assessment. |
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A function to pair two sets of modes (here: a and b) based on frequency differences and mode shape similarity. |
Classes
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