Re: How to combine data of different FLUKA runs

Hi Vasilis

Thank you for your answer. Your second way works fine. But I was not
able to get your first suggestion to work.

I can duplicate my standard run in the Run Fluka tab. I save the input
file in an already created subfolder of the standard run. I enter a
Number for the random seed and select the executable.
When I start the run by clicking Run, flair tries to attach to the run.
After a few minutes the Status changes to Finished OK, without starting
to calculate anything. The standard run in the main directory finishes
successfully. So I guess it is not because of the input file.

I tried to copy some eventually needed files to the subdirectory,
without any success.

I see the following commands in the flair output:

Cmd: /usr/bin/nohup /usr/local/fluka/flutil/rfluka -e myfluka -M 3 neutron_rw3
/usr/bin/nohup: ignoring input and appending output to `nohup.out'
 
Cmd: /usr/bin/nohup /usr/local/fluka/flutil/rfluka -e myfluka -M 3 run1/neutron_rw3
/usr/bin/nohup: ignoring input and appending output to `nohup.out'

A temporary directory is created for the run in the subfolder and it isn't deleted after finishing the run. It contains the following files:

~/flukawork/test $ ls fluka_17313
elasct.bin fort.1 fort.12 fort.2 nuclear.bin xnloan.dat
fluodt.dat fort.11 fort.15 neuxsc.bin sigmapi.bin

The manually created subdirectory only contains the input file.

Any suggestions what I am doing wrong?

Best Regards

Roger

On Tue, 2009-04-07 at 18:10 +0200, Vasilis Vlachoudis wrote:
> Hi Roger,
>
> there are two ways in flair.
>
> 1. Create the runs in sub-folders. From version 0.7.6 you have this
> possibility
> and then in the Data Process frame you mark the "Recursive"
> checkbox. Then it will
> scan all sub-folders for the same pattern.
>
> 2. In the Data frame select the master run and select also the detector(s).
> You click the "fitler" button right to the file display.
> Flair will popup a dialog to enter the pattern to search. It may look
> a bit confusing in the begging but the most important rules are written
> in the syntax text box.
> Lets say that the auxiliary runs you created them by adding a
> numerical suffix 2,3,... then modify the rule to
> +^\I\d\d\d\d_fort.\U$
> The first +/- is to include or remove a file,
> ^ means that the pattern should match the beginning of the string
> \I is substituted by flair with the filename of the input file (without
> the .inp)
> \d is any digit from 0-9 (I've added an extra one from the default three
> digits corresponding to the cycle added by fluka)
> \U is the unit number
> $ means the pattern should match also the end of the string
>
> click ok and process
>
> WARNING you can have different patterns for each Usrxx detector. But if
> you select several then only from the pattern of the first selected
> detector will appear.
>
> Best Regards
> Vasilis
Received on Fri Apr 17 2009 - 17:12:38 CEST