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How to determine and calculate orientation data if, for example, I only have data points. It is an obstacle because it cannot be formed into a 3D model. Is there a solution? and what is the meaning of the data_path in the Gempy package example on Github? because an error occurred when creating a gp.model_create
Here's an example of a data overview from the point
Please help, because this is very important to me.
Thank you very much
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Hello,
the universal Co-Kriging algorithm that gempy is based on always requires orientation data. If you have none, there are some optios depending on your model. You can either set few orientations manually or try to calculate them automatically based on your surface points.
The data_path in our example is generally the path (or part of a path) to the location of the data. For the online tutorials the data is generally stored in a separate repo called "gempy_data". If you work on your local device with your own data you can use relative paths or the path to where the data is located on your device.
Does that answer your questions?
Cheers
Jan
How to determine and calculate orientation data if, for example, I only have data points. It is an obstacle because it cannot be formed into a 3D model. Is there a solution? and what is the meaning of the data_path in the Gempy package example on Github? because an error occurred when creating a gp.model_create
Here's an example of a data overview from the point
Please help, because this is very important to me.
Thank you very much
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: