gempy.core.data.GemPyEngineConfig

class gempy.core.data.GemPyEngineConfig(backend: gempy_engine.config.AvailableBackends = <AvailableBackends.PYTORCH: 2>, use_gpu: bool = True, dtype: str | None = None, compute_grads: bool | None = False)

Examples using gempy.core.data.GemPyEngineConfig

Getting Started

Getting Started

1.4: Unconformity relationships

1.4: Unconformity relationships

2.1 Forward Gravity: Simple example

2.1 Forward Gravity: Simple example

GemPy Models - Some More Complex Examples

GemPy Models - Some More Complex Examples

Model of Ales, France: Plotting Sections and Maps

Model of Ales, France: Plotting Sections and Maps

Geomodeling benchmark: the “Claudius”-Model

Geomodeling benchmark: the "Claudius"-Model

Geomodeling benchmark: the “Hecho”-Model

Geomodeling benchmark: the "Hecho"-Model

Geomodeling benchmark: the “Moureze”-Model

Geomodeling benchmark: the "Moureze"-Model

A geological model of the Perth basin, Australia

A geological model of the Perth basin, Australia

Methods

__init__(backend, use_gpu, dtype, compute_grads)

Attributes

backend
compute_grads
dtype	The data type used in the engine.
use_gpu

dtype: str | None = None

The data type used in the engine. If None, the default data type of the backend is used.

__init__(backend: AvailableBackends = <AvailableBackends.PYTORCH: 2>, use_gpu: bool = True, dtype: str | None = None, compute_grads: bool | None = False) → None