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Variogram estimation from multiple fields #104
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@LSchueler ready for review! 🥰 |
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That is actually quite nice syntactic sugar. I think I like it. Although it makes it even more complicated dealing with all the different field shapes internally. But that will hopefully one day change with version 2.0.
Shouldn't this be extended to the structured variogram estimation? - I imagine this could lead to confusions, when someone changes from unstructured to structured fields.
And some minor requests in the code comments.
Cheers!
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# Now we estimate the variograms for both fields individual and then again |
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individual => individually
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plt.plot(bin_center, gamma1, label="field 1") | ||
plt.plot(bin_center, gamma2, label="field 2") | ||
plt.plot(bin_center, gamma, label="field joint") |
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"field joint" => "joined fields" ?
This was added in the Closing this PR in favor of the |
With this PR a new option for unstructured variogram estimation is added:
You can now estimate one variogram from multiple fields on the same point-set. This could be useful to estimate a single variogram to describe multiple realizations of the same process.
Example:
In addition, these fields can have missing values, denoted by a new
no_data
argument.Checklist: