[SciPy-User] Easy way to detect data boundary in integrate.odeint?
Bridgman, William T.
William.T.Bridgman at nasa.gov
Thu Jun 2 08:17:55 EDT 2011
Hello,
I'm building streamlines from a 3-D vector array and keep having the
problem that if the point I'm propagating reaches the boundary of the
data it will sometimes reverse, re-traversing the dataset (really
bad), or just repeatedly add points at the boundary (annoying).
Is there an easy way to terminate this behavior?
I've implemented a version calling odeint in a loop where I check if
the output position is still in my data volume with each integration
step, but this is notoriously slow.
Is there any flag or sentinel value I can wrap around my data cube
that would tell odeint to terminate when the integration hits the data
boundary? I can't find any in the scipy docs and I've found a few
queries on the discussion list which are close to the topic but
apparently never actually implemented.
Thanks,
Tom
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