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So far a single damping factor (epsR and epsI) can be provided to pylops.avo.prestack.PrestackInversion. However as it is known that some parameters are more constrained than others in any AVO linearisation it is useful to provide different damping factors for the different parameters to invert for.
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Describe the bug
If eps_r is shape (N,) then the fields solved are shape (N,1)
Either:
- disallow 1-D
eps_rarrays
Or: - keep track of
eps_rshape and reshape the fields to match.
Description of the desired feature
On the last community call we decided to move all sample datasets in Fatiando to Rockhound.
Harmonica datasets are being moved to Rockhound on fatiando/rockhound#84.
After it is merged, we should remove the harmonica.datasets along with the data folder. Besides, all gallery examples should download their data from Rockhound, there
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we should add .ipynb to the gitignore - notebooks are out-of-scope for this repo. In the past we have had some notebooks be committed which adds a large volume of code to the log that is later removed