[RomApp] Fixing bug in ECM #11611
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[RomApp] Fixing bug in ECM #11611
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any simulation containing more than k elements was going to fail even if it was converging
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This PR fixes a bug found in the Empirical Cubature Method which was introduced in a recent addition (#11577)
馃摑 Description
An iteration counter inside the ECM was used to monitor whether the initial candidate set is not converging. However this was done incorrectly. The idea was that after a "large" number of unsuccessful iterations (this is still hard-coded to 1000), the algorithm should be considered not succesful. The counter now works correctly
Another change was performed to the RomManager in case a candidate set was passed and, it was not successful. Then the algorithm should be invoked again without any candidate set. This was done incorrectly in the RomManger due to a typo.
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