QTF Example

[MShabara]

This PR modifies the MOST example files to enable the second order forces calculation. The PR to be reviewed after merging PR 1472

[jtgrasb]

@MShabara I tried running this case to test it out, but it looks like the QTFs aren't included in the BEM results from NEMOH. Based on our readNEMOH.m script, there should also be a results/QTF folder that includes the QTFs.

Also, since you are changing the case slightly by adding the QTFs, we expect that the results should change slightly. We will need to update the original data that the regression test compares to.

[jtgrasb]

@MShabara Just tested this out and it works now. Looking at the failing tests, it does look like the results are just changed slightly by the addition of QTFs. The original data that its comparing to can be updated to reflect the addition of QTFs and should pass once updated.

[MShabara]

@jtgrasb, to avoid the influence of the QTF on both test cases, I’m limiting the tests to the Constant case only for now. These tests require the Optimization Toolbox that I don't have, so I'm running them via GitHub Actions. However, there's been a persistent issue over the past 3 days affecting MATLAB's GitHub integration: 🔗 MathWorks status page 🔗 Related GitHub issue

I'll resume full testing once the issue is resolved.

[jtgrasb]

@MShabara I pushed to this PR to force the tests to rerun. A couple of notes:

• Remove gbmWEC-Sim.mat - I don't think this was intentionally added.
• It looks like the tests are passing for the constant case but failing for the turbulent case. So, there may be an issue with the MOST tests themselves since the turbulent case isn't testing QTFs.
  • In terms of the tests, let's get #1477 merged first, then update the data we're comparing to with QTFs added.

[MShabara]

@jtgrasb The QTFs were disabled for this PR. The tests are failing, but PR 95 will handle this issue. If this look good to you, you can go ahead and merge the PR

[jtgrasb]

Looks good, merging now.