Changes between Version 18 and Version 19 of Lorenz_96_model

Timestamp:

Sep 1, 2018, 12:58:21 PM (6 years ago)

Author:

lnerger

Comment:

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Lorenz_96_model

@@ -118 +118 @@
 || plot_state || Plot the state from the file holding a true state trajectory (state.nc) or the estimated forecast or analysis states from an assimilation experiment. ||
 
+Except for `plot_example` all scripts s require the specification 
+of the directory and name of the file to be read. Sometimes, 
+there are additional arguments like the time step index. The syntax of the functions is essentially idnetical for Matlab and Python (except for `plot_rms`):
+
+||= Matlab =||= Python =||
+|| plot_example() || plot_example() ||
+|| plot_eofs(filename, index) || plot_eofs(filename, index) ||
+|| plot_obs(filename, timestep) || plot_obs(filename, timestep) ||
+|| plot_rms(filename [, plot_forecast=1, plot_analysis=1]) || plot_rms(filename [, plot_forecast=True, plot_analysis=True]) ||
+|| plot_sigma(filename) || plot_sigma(filename) ||
+|| plot_state(filename, timestep [, choice='t']) || plot_state(filename, timestep [, choice='t']) ||
 
 
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-
-
-
-and see the file README there for a description of the available plotting scripts. 
-
-`plot_example` plots the true and estimated mean RMS errors as a function of the
-forgetting factor. 
-
-The other plotting scripts require the specification 
-of the directory and name of the file to be read. Sometimes, 
-there are additional arguments like the time step index. In Matlab use
+In Matlab use
 'help' to display the information about required input.