what does "resolution" mean during odf analysis and how does it relate to "halfwidth"

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Rongpei Shi

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Jun 3, 2013, 1:13:08 PM6/3/13
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Just wondering what is the meaning of "resolution" in the following output in MTEX-demo



and does it have any relationship with respect to the half width of the Kernel function?

Thanks!

Rongpei


odf1 = calcODF(ebsd('Fe'))
odf2 = calcODF(ebsd('Fe'),'halfwidth',5*degree)

 performing kernel density estimation
 kernel: de la Vallee Poussin, hw = 7°
 approximation grid: 11722 orientations, resolution: 3.7°

Ralf Hielscher

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Jun 3, 2013, 3:46:22 PM6/3/13
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Normally, kernel density estimation means that there is a kernel function centered at each individual orientation. In order speed up computations MTEX sometimes rounds the individual orientations towards a fixed approximation grid. The resolution of the approximation grid means how close are those orientations.

There is a dependency to the halfwidth. By default the resolution of the approximation grid is chosen half the halfwidth of the kernel function.

Ralf
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