automated convergence studies #368
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I have to check the tests, the DIFF fails, I will do this tomorrow ; ) |
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split-off from #366
automated convergence study analysis taking files generated by
ErrorCalculator, now writing the files in a programmatic way: in the first call (when originally the files were only flushed), we now give a new run_id if a file with the samefilename_baseexists.This allows splitting up the studies in various parts, or just displaying all the error in one go after a single potentially small run for easier extraction of the data. Since the
ErrorCalculatorsare inutilities, one just needs to adapt the individualsolver.hfiles instead of postprocessing individual log files. After all, thesolver.hwere designed to run the studies already.If no files or no directory exists, we print a message; if only a single file exists, there is a specific message as well, and if there are multiple files found, a convergence study is populated and printed.