Functions to generate probabilistic estimates of annual accumulation from ice-penetrating radar without the need for manual layer selection or correction
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Improved optimization of logistic regression parameters #30
After extensive experimentation, this PR represents improvements to the methods and final results of logistic regression parameter optimization. It includes optimizations based on residuals in age-depth scales rather than direct layer tracing (better represents final objectives of PAIPR) and a more probabilistic approach by estimating parameters at each trace in the validation echograms. We use an assumed value of the k parameter (such that a distance-brightness value of 0 represents < 1% chance of representing an annual layer) in order to avoid issues with multiple local minima making a final scalar estimate of parameters challenging to produce.
After extensive experimentation, this PR represents improvements to the methods and final results of logistic regression parameter optimization. It includes optimizations based on residuals in age-depth scales rather than direct layer tracing (better represents final objectives of PAIPR) and a more probabilistic approach by estimating parameters at each trace in the validation echograms. We use an assumed value of the k parameter (such that a distance-brightness value of 0 represents < 1% chance of representing an annual layer) in order to avoid issues with multiple local minima making a final scalar estimate of parameters challenging to produce.