Closed tonapawilliam closed 2 months ago
Please have a look at https://www.pygimli.org/_tutorials_auto/3_inversion/plot_1-polyfit.html
where several measures are computed by using inv.response
. If you use the ERT manager, inv=mgr.inv
, and the data vector is data['rhoa']
.
I had try but there is something error. Is it my script wrong?
import numpy as np
import pygimli as pg
from pygimli.physics import ert
from pygimli.physics.ert.importData import importRes2dInv
data = importRes2dInv("2Block_Res2DInv.dat")
dt =open("2Block_Res2DInv.dat", "r")
print(dt.read())
print(data)
ert.show(data)
data["k"] = ert.geometricFactors(data)
data['err'] = ert.estimateError(data)
ert.show(data, data['err'])
print(data)
mgr = ert.ERTManager(data, verbose = True)
inv = mgr.invert(lam = 10, paraDepth =57 , quality = 33.6)
#%%
print (inv.response(data['rhoa']))
mgr.showResultAndFit()
mgr.showResult()
mgr.saveResult("2Block")
np.savetxt("out.txt", np.column_stack([pg.x(mgr.paraDomain), pg.y(mgr.paraDomain), mgr.paraModel])) # add fmt, delimiter or header keywords
Output
AttributeError: 'RVector' object has no attribute 'response'
I want the output of Calculated Apparent Resistivity just like XYZ format. There are position of dataum (x,y) and resistivity just like output this line:
np.savetxt("out.txt", np.column_stack([pg.x(mgr.paraDomain), pg.y(mgr.paraDomain), mgr.paraModel])) # add fmt, delimiter or header keywords
Thank You 2Block2_Res2DInv.txt
The result of mgr.invert()
is the model vector. As written above, you should use mgr.inv
to retrieve the inversion class instance and then you can get the model response:
model = mgr.invert(...)
misfit = data['rhoa'] - mgr.inv.response
Thank You Sir
Excuse Me Sir,
is there any command or function which can export the calculated apparent resistivity in pygimli? I want to make a statistical comparison about Observed Apparent Resistivity and Calculated Apparent resistivity? Thank You