incrementalLHS
Description
This node can be used to generate a series of different plots based on a Dakota incremental LHS study.
Notes
LHS stands for “Latin hypercube sampling.”
This node is specifically tailored to pull data from Dakota-generated HDF files. It will not work with other types of Dakota output files, nor will it work with arbitrary HDF databases.
In addition, only the Dakota sampling method is compatible with this node.
This node is solely responsible for writing the plot files to disk. It is not necessary to use file nodes in your workflow to save the plots.
After generating and saving the plot file(s), you are free to further modify the plot using the “Chartreuse > Edit plot” context menu option.
Properties
methodId: The Dakota method ID used to locate the correct discrete state set variables. If the Dakota study only contained one method block, this field can be left blank.
outputFilePrefix: Use this field to apply a common prefix to each generated plot file. This can help to prevent unintentional overwriting of plot data if the workflow is run multiple times.
outputPlotFiles: If checked, this node will generate .plot files for each piece of information about the incremental LHS study. These plot files can be subsequently edited after generation.
outputPngScreenshots: If checked, this node will generate .png image files for each piece of information about the incremental LHS study.
activeVariablesOnly: If checked, then only consider active Dakota variables when creating plots.
convergencePlot: If checked, then generate convergence plots. Convergence plots visually demonstrate how the error range of LHS shrinks as the number of refinement samples is incremented.
plotPdf: If checked, then generate probability density function histograms for the study.
plotCdf: If checked, then generate cumulative probability function histograms for the study.
plotScatter: If checked, then generate scatter plots for every unique pairwise combination of Dakota variables and responses.
plotCorrelation: If checked, then create correlation coefficient matrix plots. For incrementalLHS, this implies new subfolders containing correlation coefficient matrices, with one subfolder per increment.
targetPdfBinCount: Specify a “recommended” number of bins for your PDF plots. Most underlying plotting libraries use a smart binning algorithm based on the data, so this value is just a guideline.
targetCdfBinCount: Specify a “recommended” number of bins for your CDF plots. Most underlying plotting libraries use a smart binning algorithm based on the data, so this value is just a guideline.
Input Ports
hdfFile: the Dakota-generated HDF input file.
Output Ports
None.