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Interfacing of Tudat(py) to and from other applications.
This module provides with different functionalities that allow to export results from Tudat(py) to other softwares such as MATLAB, to post-process results. A set of methods are also provided to read inputs from other softwares and integrate them with Tudat(py).
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Save a vector or matrix history to a file. |
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Save a propagated time history to a file. |
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- save2txt(solution, filename, directory='./')[source]¶
Save a vector or matrix history to a file.
This function can be used to save a dictionary that maps epochs to a vector or matrix at the given epoch.
- Parameters:
solution (Dict[float, numpy.ndarray]) – Dictionary mapping floats (e.g. the simulation time steps) to arrays (e.g. the propagated state time series).
filename (str) – Name of the text file that is to be saved.
directory (str, optional, default="./") – Directory in which to save the text file.
- save_time_history_to_file(solution, filename, directory='./')[source]¶
Save a propagated time history to a file.
This function can be used to save a propagated state history to a text file. It can also be used for instance to save a dependent variable history, or a sensitivity matrix history.
Note
This function is essentially the same method as
save2txt()
, offering the same functionality under a different name.- Parameters:
solution (Dict[float, numpy.ndarray]) – Dictionary mapping the simulation time steps to the propagated state time series.
filename (str) – Name of the text file that is to be saved.
directory (str, optional, default="./") – Directory in which to save the text file.