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inspect-mesh

Overview

The generate-models inspect-mesh subcommand is part of the generate-models command group in isciml. This subcommand is designed to inspect a mesh file and provide detailed information about its structure and properties.

Usage

singularity exec isciml.sif isciml generate-models inspect-mesh [OPTIONS]

Description

The inspect-mesh subcommand allows users to examine the properties of a mesh file used in 3D non-invasive imaging problems. This tool is crucial for understanding the geometry and characteristics of the model before proceeding with further analysis or simulations.

Options

Option
Description
Required

--mesh PATH

Specifies the path to the mesh file to be inspected.

Yes

--help

Displays the help message for this subcommand.

No

Example

To inspect a mesh file located at /path/to/your/mesh.vtk:

singularity exec isciml.sif isciml generate-models inspect-mesh --mesh /path/to/your/mesh.vtk

Output

The inspect-mesh subcommand will provide information about the mesh, which may include:

  • Number of nodes

  • Number of elements

  • Element types

  • Mesh dimensions

  • Boundary information

  • Any additional metadata stored in the mesh file

Notes

  • Ensure that the mesh file is in a format compatible with isciml.

  • The specific information provided may vary depending on the mesh file format and contents.

  • This command is useful for validating mesh files before using them in other isciml operations.

  • The command is run using Singularity, ensuring consistent execution across different environments.

Related Commands

  • generate-models initialize-mu-sigma: Initializes Mu and Sigma values for model generation.

  • generate-models one-pipe: Generates models with a single pipe configuration.

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