Results Inspector — Convergence Traces, Residuals, Plots | GetCalcMaster
Inspect convergence, residuals, and trace diagnostics without leaving the lab. The Results Inspector helps you understand reliability before exporting to a notebook.
Results Inspector
GetCalcMaster labs are designed for trustworthy computation. The Results Inspector panel helps you look beyond a single output value by showing convergence traces, residuals, and diagnostic plots where applicable.
Why it matters
Many numerical methods can return a number even when they are unstable or under-resolved. A results inspector makes reliability visible by answering questions like:
- Is the method converging or oscillating?
- Are residuals decreasing and staying small?
- Do estimates stabilize when you refine a step size or increase samples?
Where to use it
The inspector is available in Math Labs such as Numerical Methods, ODE, Optimization, and Bayesian & MCMC.
Once you’re satisfied, export the run into the notebook to keep the full context.
FAQ
Is the inspector a replacement for formal error bounds?
No — it’s a practical visibility layer. Use it to detect obvious issues early, then rely on domain references and formal methods when required.
Do plots export to the notebook?
Yes. You can export key results and plots, keeping a durable record of what you inspected.
Which labs should I start with?
Start with Numerical Methods and ODE Lab to build core intuition, then expand into optimization, simulation, and verification.