compgeolab / eql-gradient-boosted

Paper: Gradient-boosted equivalent sources method for interpolating very large gravity and magnetic datasets
https://doi.org/10.31223/X58G7C
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Add schematic figure of gradient boosting #123

Closed santisoler closed 3 years ago

santisoler commented 3 years ago

Add a sketch that symbolizes the gradient-boosting process using the synthetic ground survey. Add reference to the figure on the text. Renames the notebook that creates the schematic figures. Only the figure showing the smaller sets of sources is created through the notebook. the final figure was created through Inkscape by adding the observation points and the location of the original sources.

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leouieda commented 3 years ago

Sketch we were working on for this figure:

sketch-gradient-boosting

santisoler commented 3 years ago

@leouieda I've changed the figure accordingly to the design we discussed.

Please let me know if you would like to change something of it, if the caption looks ok and/or the reference to the figure in the text looks nice.