Matt Hall
Matt Hall
We do now depend on scipy, so we should implement the gray-level version of this algo.
I know this was a while ago, but this might have been fixed in 899effb9468fe872b08f4f1a64fea084c0d22e9c -- need a minimal working example to check stuff like this, eg as in #96.
Something like: comps, counts = s.histogram() labels = [c.pay for c in comps] colours = [legend.get_colour(c) for c in comps] fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=(4,4)) ind = np.arange(len(comps)) bars = ax.bar(ind,...
Could potentially do this with all striplogs, no?
As Kieran mentioned, this was solved in a notebook — could be rolled into Striplog.
**@leouieda** Into the minefield! I like permissive licenses — I'm totally with you on the GPL point — so almost any of those in the BSD, MIT, Apache style are...
That does indeed look like a bug, thank you! I have asked the author to look at it.
+1 for what Alessandro said. (If you are not using conda, but `venv`, say, there may be other ways of activating the environment. For example, you may need to find...
Since we would presumably have the seismic traces already (i.e., we have the correct data, just in inline-xline coords), I think this is just for plotting.
Fold and/or Elevation plot will be very cool. Should keep it general at first --- ability to plot _any_ byte location (or, if simpler, define as SEG name for the...