Jan Niederau

There's now a branch `dev_pymc4` where we can attempt it https://github.com/cgre-aachen/gempy/tree/dev_pymc4

Thanks for the update Andrew. Sounds great, and I'm somewhat baffled that there're only 5 tests failing now :D

Hi Oskar, we're currently working on a new release of gempy, which does not rely on marching cubes anymore (a side effect of those is this "draping" of surfaces along...

Hi Michael, We certainly have to be on the lookout, you're right. I'm not sure about the future of welly, striplog, bruges etc., but I'm optimistic, that they will stay...

Currently, the remaining failing tests are due to a (in the meantime fixed) deprecation in `subsurface`. Unfortunately I can't deploy a new subsurface version to pypi. But I was wondering...

@AlexanderJuestel See PR #706 The PR is ready but we still have to figure out how to flag this. A proposition I made to @Leguark was to move to GemPy...

In PR #706 all tests are passing. So you could pick some, modify to GPU-utilization and run them on the server you mention? Concerning Point 2. Yes, we should do...

Hi Michael, hopefully in the near future (February). I'm currently a bit occupied with working stuff, but plan to push forward PR #706 asap. `dev_pymc4` is far behind the current...

Good catch! Assume there might be our freeze in numpy still active in that branch, which became a necessity with using Theano. "Using theano, GemPy requires numpy version < 1.22.0...

I'll put that warning in for the time being. I should really allocate some time to get the pandas dependency out of the freezer. I think within February, we'll just...