You can find the source codes for the SCA paper: [Um et al., 2018, "Liquid Splash Modeling with Neural Networks"].
Activate your tensorflow environment on your machine; e.g.,
source ~/tensorflow/bin/activate
You need to compile the delivered mantaflow sources. Please refer to the general guideline to compile mantaflow: http://mantaflow.com/install.html
MLFLIP requires a special cmake option for numpy support; e.g., in your build directory,
cmake .. -DGUI=ON -DNUMPY=ON
for i in {00..09}; do
./manta ../scenes/tsim_flip.py --nogui --seed=$i -o /tmp/tsim_flip_$i
done
for i in {00..09}; do
./manta ../scenes/tdata_gen.py -o /tmp/tdata/tsim_flip_$i /tmp/tsim_flip_$i
done
../scenes/tf_train.py --mve -o /tmp/tfmodel/ /tmp/tdata/
./manta ../scenes/mlflip.py --load /tmp/tfmodel/
If you want to use a pre-trained model, please try:
./manta ../scenes/mlflip.py --load ../scenes/tfmodel/