Closed flydream0428 closed 2 years ago
I have tried to estimate a directional variogram by the 'direction' and 'angles' parameters. It turns out it gives very similar results. For 'direction', I am using,
bin_center, dir_vario_ani = gs.vario_estimate((x_con, y_con), z_con, direction=gs.rotated_main_axes(dim=2, angles=1/8*np.pi))
For 'angles', I am using, bin_center, dir_vario_ani = gs.vario_estimate((x_con, y_con), z_con, angles=[1/8*np.pi, 5/8*np.pi]
bin_center, dir_vario_ani = gs.vario_estimate((x_con, y_con), z_con, angles=[1/8*np.pi, 5/8*np.pi]
What is the right one to use here? I have tried to read the function docstring, but I am still confused.
I have tried to estimate a directional variogram by the 'direction' and 'angles' parameters. It turns out it gives very similar results. For 'direction', I am using,
For 'angles', I am using,
bin_center, dir_vario_ani = gs.vario_estimate((x_con, y_con), z_con, angles=[1/8*np.pi, 5/8*np.pi]What is the right one to use here? I have tried to read the function docstring, but I am still confused.