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Simulation and Parameter Estimation in Geophysics - A python package for simulation and gradient based parameter estimation in the context of geophysical applications.
### Describe the issue: Currently, if we set `store_sensitivities="forward_only"` in the potential fields simulations, methods like `Jvec` would still try to build the sensitivity matrix (`G`), defeating the purpose of...
### Describe the issue: According to their docstrings, both get_indices_block and get_indices_sphere should return a tuple object. On the other hand, they are returning a tuple and a numpy ndarray...
#### Summary Make `dobs` a required argument for `Data` objects. Also, raise errors when trying to set `Data` properties `dobs`, `noise_floor`, `relative_error`, and `standard_deviation` with arrays that contain `nan`s or...
Since we started moving the simpeg tutorials to https://github.com/simpeg/user-tutorials, might be a good idea to consider finally removing them from this repository. By removing the tutorials from this repo we...
### Proposed new feature or change: ## The issue The `magnetics.Simulation3DIntegral` currently supports forward modelling the amplitude of the magnetic vector by a combination of setting `["bx", "by", "bz"]` as...
#### Summary TBD #### PR Checklist * [ ] If this is a work in progress PR, set as a Draft PR * [ ] Linted my code according to...
### Describe the issue: By following https://simpeg.xyz/user-tutorials/fwd-fdem-1d I realized that the returned field for the `PERP` configuration (e.g., x-directed transmitter and z-directed receiver or vice-versa) returns only NaN's, if source...
#### Summary Apply some minor improvements to the stopping criteria method of `directives.UpdateIRLS`. Ditch the hard-coded `1e-12` value that gets added to the `f_old` to avoid division by zero: assign...
#### Summary Started working on cleaning up public attributes of simulations. Making most things private, as well as changing `BaseSimulation` into a abstract base class as well. This is very...