Monoenergetic photon pencil beam
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- | You can also plot the file '''PlotDose.txt''' using MATLAB. This software is installed on the plus1 cluster but using it via ssh is not recommended because it is slow. If you have | + | You can also plot the file '''PlotDose.txt''' using MATLAB. This software is installed on the plus1 cluster but using it via ssh is not recommended because it is slow. If you have MATLAB installed on your computer you can import the '''PlotDose.txt''' file and plot it. You can also use the MATLAB installed on the computers at the Science Library. |
+ | Before proceeding with MATLAB you need to copy the text files from the cluster to your computer. In the terminal at your computer write: | ||
- | * Import the file: Chose ' | + | <pre style="color: #800000; background-color: #dcdcdc"> |
+ | cp username@plus1.hep.ucl.ac.uk:/home/username/.... . | ||
+ | </pre> | ||
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+ | * Import the file: Chose 'HOME' tab and 'Import Data'. | ||
* Select the data points in the opened window and press 'Import Selection' | * Select the data points in the opened window and press 'Import Selection' | ||
* Close the Import Window and in the Command Window type plot(xmm, DoseMaxDose) | * Close the Import Window and in the Command Window type plot(xmm, DoseMaxDose) |