Setting Up POSTFEKO to View Optimisation Progress
Create a 3D view with the far field results as well as two Cartesian graph to view the distance parameter and far field goal.
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Display the far field in the 3D view.
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On the Home tab, in the Add results group, click the
Far field icon.
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From the drop-down list select
FarField1.
Figure 1. The far field result for the bent dipole and plate. 
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On the Home tab, in the Add results group, click the
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Add a Cartesian graph and view the optimised parameter,
alpha.
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On the Home tab, in the
Create new display group, click the
Cartesian icon.
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On the Home tab, in the
Add results group, click the
Optimisation icon. From the drop-down list, select
Optimisation.
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In the result palette, in the
Trace list, select
alpha.
Figure 2. The Optimisation panel in the result palette. 
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On the Home tab, in the
Create new display group, click the
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Duplicate the first graph (to create a second graph) to view the optimised
parameter, d.
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On the Cartesian
context tab, on the Display tab, in the Duplicate group, click the
Duplicate view
icon.
- In the result palette select the trace, Optimisation.
- In the result palette, in the Trace field, select d.
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On the Cartesian
context tab, on the Display tab, in the Duplicate group, click the
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Duplicate the first graph (to create the third graph) and view the far field
goal versus optimisation run number.
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On the Cartesian
context tab, on the Display tab, in the Duplicate group, click the Duplicate view
icon.
- In the result palette select the trace, Optimisation.
- In the result palette, in the Trace field, select optimisationsearch1.goals.farfieldoptimisationgoal1.
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On the Cartesian
context tab, on the Display tab, in the Duplicate group, click the
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[Optional] Arrange (tile) the four windows to view the multiple windows at
once.
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On the View tab, in the
Window, click the
Tile icon.
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On the View tab, in the
Window, click the