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The Verde gridders are basically linear models from scikit-learn with particular feature matrices (the Green's functions). But we might not want to use linear models and Green's functions for everything (for example #188 and #261). It would be helpful to have a class that wraps a given scikit-learn estimator in the Verde gridder API:
The assumption would be the feature matrix is a column stack of the given coordinates (each is a column in the matrix). This would allow passing in real coordinates (longitude, latitude) or other predictors (topography, ice_thickness, etc) as long as they all have the same size.
The bonus of this would be to give gridding powers to scikit-learn. So I think it's worth while.
Are you willing to help implement and maintain this feature? Yes but would welcome anyone to try it since I'm short on time
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@fmaussion that would be great! Do you have any data that is openly licensed (CC-BY or public domain)? That way we can include it as sample data in the project.
Reconstructing this field would fail miserably if only the location of observations is taken into account, and work much better if the (linear) correlation with the known elevation is also considered.
What's the best format to send you these data? NetCDF + csv ok?
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The Verde gridders are basically linear models from scikit-learn with particular feature matrices (the Green's functions). But we might not want to use linear models and Green's functions for everything (for example #188 and #261). It would be helpful to have a class that wraps a given scikit-learn estimator in the Verde gridder API:
The assumption would be the feature matrix is a column stack of the given coordinates (each is a column in the matrix). This would allow passing in real coordinates (longitude, latitude) or other predictors (topography, ice_thickness, etc) as long as they all have the same size.
The bonus of this would be to give gridding powers to scikit-learn. So I think it's worth while.
Are you willing to help implement and maintain this feature? Yes but would welcome anyone to try it since I'm short on time
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: