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Load orientations from a file or other source #15

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aplowman opened this issue May 17, 2021 · 0 comments
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Load orientations from a file or other source #15

aplowman opened this issue May 17, 2021 · 0 comments
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aplowman commented May 17, 2021

Please answer as much information as you can.

Basic information

  • Task name: get_orientations
  • Method name: from_CSV (?)
  • Implementation name: damask (?)

Inputs

  • List the input parameters for the new task.
    • A similar format to the task get_tensile_test with method: from_CSV (link) could be adopted, where we have inputs:
      • CSV_file_path - string
      • CSV_arguments - a dict that is passed to whatever underlying code is used to parse the CSV file. This would include, e.g. delimiter
    • orientations_type - string, "quat" or "euler_angles"
    • euler_degrees - bool, optional. Used to specify if Euler angles are specified as degrees or radians.

Output

orientations

Implementation

  • How will this task be implemented --- with shell commands, a function mapper, or a script?
    • If using the damask extension, a function mapper would work best.
  • Will this task require any input or output mapper functions for writing input files or reading output files?
    • No.
@aplowman aplowman added the new-task-schema For suggesting new task schemas label May 17, 2021
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