Using Image as Functions in COMSOL

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  • Опубликовано: 28 янв 2025

Комментарии • 11

  • @h.e.a311
    @h.e.a311 Год назад

    excellent

  • @tilkesh
    @tilkesh 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks

  • @Mafi-ht7wn
    @Mafi-ht7wn 2 года назад +1

    Very informative session, May I know sir which comsol version u r using.

  • @atanughosh8312
    @atanughosh8312 2 года назад

    Have u noticed that colour scheme changed when u imported it inside comsol.

    • @pioneerofsuccess4054
      @pioneerofsuccess4054  2 года назад

      Yes, I did notice. I will think about the reason and let you know. You can also write to me if you have the answer.

    • @atanughosh8312
      @atanughosh8312 2 года назад

      @@pioneerofsuccess4054 that's because the image scaling option is showing the average of three colours per pixel ( r+g+b)/3, if u write only ' r ' ( portions with red content will get higher values) and so on.
      To revert it back to its original colour, some calculations needed ( 0-255 , three 8-bit colour channels and picture L x W pixels)
      Got this info from COMSOL ref. manual.
      I want the image fn show true colour, whole last week, trying to figure that out 😀
      still trying.......

    • @pioneerofsuccess4054
      @pioneerofsuccess4054  2 года назад

      @@atanughosh8312 Actually, color images bear three different variables. When we are using them we are using as a single valued function and that is why we need to merge three variables into one. Anyway, excellent observation with accurate explanation. I thank you.

  • @heenasammi8919
    @heenasammi8919 2 года назад

    Hello Sir,
    Thanks for the explanation. Very nice and knowledgable vedio.
    Can you pls let us know how we set x and y axis (scale)?

  • @angshumanneogi4515
    @angshumanneogi4515 2 года назад

    dada I sent you one mail....can you check

    • @pioneerofsuccess4054
      @pioneerofsuccess4054  2 года назад

      I had a busy schedule today and I will have tomorrow as well. I will get back to you on or before Sunday.