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This doesn't matter for the example with cell sizes of 1. However, in different cell sizes, it seems to cause a numerical approximation of the L^p norm close to the goal cell, where p equals the grid size.
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In https://github.com/gpeyre/numerical-tours/blob/master/matlab/fastmarching_0_implementing.ipynb on
In [22]
, theDelta
is calculated asDelta = 2*W(j) - (dx-dy)^2;
while I believe it should be
Delta = 2*W(j)^2 - (dx-dy)^2;
This doesn't matter for the example with cell sizes of 1. However, in different cell sizes, it seems to cause a numerical approximation of the L^p norm close to the goal cell, where p equals the grid size.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: