Dr. Andrew Annex

@Leguark thanks it should be a lot cleaner now than my earlier attempt (although I didn't keep the commit history).

@prisae good call, I learned to use WIP (work in progress) branches back in 2014 before draft PRs were a thing in github.

I think it would be worth it to make a branch that attempts the migration directly, it could be that a lot of the existing code can be retained

@Japhiolite I've made a surprising amount of progress with #706, there are only 5 tests failing, some due to serialized models which still use 'theano_optimizer' in the `_options.csv` files and...

@AlexanderJuestel, that is something I have been dealing with, primarily externally from gempy's perspective by using imblearn and resampling data points along contacts within QGIS. But of a collection of...

note as a double check I made the orange bars in the histogram transparent and fixed the bins to be consistent and it is indeed still an issue.

@leouieda I am trying to predict the elevation of a given surface layer, essentially given an x,y,z position what stratigraphic surface is present at that position. This is broadly similar...

@matthewhanson working with @thareUSGS on this, looking at https://stac-extensions.github.io/ it appears this extension is now public, are there any changes needed? The website doesn't list the field name prefix so...

@AlexanderJuestel yes it would be great for someone to track down the correct crs information for the DEM used in the failing test(s). I think I tried whenever I first...

@AlexanderJuestel IIRC when the tests ran on travis ci the failures were due to the missing CRS info, but those were run in 2020 so the logs are gone