Dr. Andrew Annex

found https://github.com/cgre-aachen/gempy/issues/123, looks like a good option to add to the docs

I just ran across a use case where it would be very useful for me to have access the the gradient of the scalar field, specifically for custom grids

@Leguark could you document this issue?

@Leguark so as I interpret it, currently the rescaling class already deals with the "stretching" of the data on the axes from the `rescaling_factor` but does not take into account...

I've started a wip branch to begin the process of adding this functionality, please continue to update this issue with suggestions and code contributions!

@Leguark I sort of lost the thread on my pr #341 but in re-reading this issue I think I understand the issue more correctly now, please expand/correct me on the...

@Leguark I had been experimenting with the PowerTransformer in sklearn (https://scikit-learn.org/stable/auto_examples/preprocessing/plot_all_scaling.html#sphx-glr-auto-examples-preprocessing-plot-all-scaling-py) on one of my datasets and depending on the parameters it seemed to work well. Currently I see that...

basically yes, rasterio makes it actually easy to use/install gdal with python interpreters managed by pip because they bundle prebuilt binarys. But because of this they don't directly distribute the...

@Leguark I think the best path forward would be to merge this PR in first to remove GDAL, so that #506 can move forward. Independently another PR can move the...

@Leguark could you take a look again at the missing CRS information for this test data, I saw some recent commits related to gdal install difficulties and this pr could...