oemAddSpeciesVMR
- Workspace.oemAddSpeciesVMR(self, jac_targets: JacobianTargets = self.jac_targets, oem: OptimalEstimationData = self.oem, species: SpeciesEnum, d: Numeric = 0.1, matrix: BlockMatrix, inverse: BlockMatrix = []) None
Set volume mixing ratio derivative.
See
SpeciesEnumfor validspeciesThis method wraps
jac_targetsAddSpeciesVMR()together with adding the covariance matrices, tooem.covmat_diagonal_blocksfor assembly byoemFinalizeDiagonal().The input covariance matrices must fit the size of the later computed model state represented by
jac_targets. The inverse block is optional.Warning
Automatic size constraints are not checked for this method. Group-invariant checks on read-only inputs still apply.
Author: Richard Larsson
- Parameters:
jac_targets (~pyarts3.arts.JacobianTargets, optional) – A list of targets for the Jacobian Matrix calculations. Defaults to
self.jac_targets. [INOUT]oem (~pyarts3.arts.OptimalEstimationData, optional) – Numerical problem and results for
oemCalc()andoemCalcReduced(). Defaults toself.oem. [INOUT]species (SpeciesEnum) – The species of interest. [IN]
d (~pyarts3.arts.Numeric, optional) – The perturbation used in methods that cannot compute derivatives analytically. Defaults to
0.1[IN]matrix (BlockMatrix) – The covariance diagonal block matrix. [IN]
inverse (~pyarts3.arts.BlockMatrix, optional) – The inverse covariance diagonal block matrix. Defaults to
pyarts3.arts.BlockMatrix()[IN]