Physicsnemo Cfd Create Custom Metric
NVIDIA/physicsnemo-cfd/skills/physicsnemo-cfd-create-custom-metric
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Create a custom metric for the PhysicsNeMo CFD benchmarking workflow. Use when the user wants to add a new evaluation metric, implement a custom error measure, compute force coefficients, or extend the benchmark with domain-specific quantities.
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Versionv1.0.0
AuthorNVIDIA
Categoryproductivity
Skill IDNVIDIA/physicsnemo-cfd/skills/physicsnemo-cfd-create-custom-metric
Files5 files
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