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Now that we are using general rotation representations, we need utility functions to convert conventions in software such as Datamine and Leapfrog to Euler angles. These are two possible definitions:
DatamineAngles(θs...) = EulerAngles((-1 .* deg2rad.(θs))..., :ZXZ)
LeapfrogAngles(θs...) = EulerAngles((-1 .* deg2rad.(θs))..., :ZXZ)We need a similar definition for `GslibAng
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The format of module is not completely compatible to sklearn. The reason for adopting to sklearn is because of the parameter optimization. Sklearn provides well-defined tool for tuning parameter and validation. Thus, making the module to adopt sklearn is kind of way to simplify future work.
- Change get_params() to output the default parameter sets with {'name':value} instead.
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http://www.ontosoft.org/portal/#list
I stumbled upon Ontosoft recently, which is a compilation of geoscience academic software.
Not all is open-source and I've not used any of them yet, so I decided to just post here in case anyone wants to check them out.