diff --git a/docs/ert/getting_started/webviz-ert/webviz-ert.rst b/docs/ert/getting_started/webviz-ert/webviz-ert.rst deleted file mode 100644 index 825bf3857c7..00000000000 --- a/docs/ert/getting_started/webviz-ert/webviz-ert.rst +++ /dev/null @@ -1,96 +0,0 @@ -Webviz-ert -========== - - -Introduction ------------- - -Webviz-ert is an alternative visualisation tool in ERT. -Our main goal is to provide our users with a more rich interface with the common, yet -simple visualisations needed. Advanced users / needs would still be pointed in the -direction of ResInsight or equivalent. - -Feedback regarding stability, bugs and features is very much appreciated. - -How-to ------- - -With a komodo release sourced, webviz-ert is currently launched from the terminal. - -.. code-block:: bash - - cd /// - ert vis - -Expect approx 60-90 seconds of initialization-time before firefox is launched and -webviz-ert is up and running. - -To end the session just close firefox and `Ctrl+C` in the terminal. - -.. image:: start_up.gif - -Views ------ - -Currently webviz-ert consists of 4 different pages available from the left menu. -In all the pages, the user is provided with the option to select ensembles (one or more) -based on which the corresponding plugin will populate its response and / or -parameter list boxes. - -Plot viewer -~~~~~~~~~~~ - -We can select both responses (simulation results) and parameters, given -in the selected ensemble(s). Each selection opens a stand-alone plot. -In case of responses, the data is shown as a function plot, where x-axis represents time -and y-axis represents function values. We can choose to render either all -realizations (Function Plot) or as a statistical curves (Statistics), via the -provided radio button. When showing all realizations individual realizations can -be turned off / on by clicking on the corresponding realization id on the right hand side. -When multiple ensembles are selected each plot will be overlayed on top of -each other transparently, where each ensemble gets its own color. - -.. image:: plot_viewer.gif - -Observation analyzer -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -We can choose a single response key, for which the computed misfits are visualized. -One can choose to show misfits grouped by time (Univeriate) as boxplots showing misfits -statistics per a single time point or to render misfits as a histogram aggregating misfits -over the entire temporal axes. When multiple ensembles are selected each graph will -be overlayed on top of each other transparently, where each ensemble gets its own color. - -.. image:: observation_analyzer.gif - -Parameter comparison viewer -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -Every selected parameter is visualized in the parallel coordinates plot, where each -vertical axis represents a single parameter. Multiple ensembles are -distinguished by different colors. - -.. image:: parameter_comparison.gif - -Response correlation viewer -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - -We can select both responses (simulation results) and parameters, where the goal of -the correlation viewer is to visualize how big is the influence of the selected set -of parameters on the selected set of responses. Or in other words, it describes how -the response behaves if there is some change in a parameter. One can choose from -two correlation methods: spearman and pearson. Once we select at least one response -and one parameter, we are provided with the following 4 sub-views: -1) Response overview, which visualizes the currently selected response. By clicking -along the time axis we can select a new index / timestep (a dashed black line) -for correlation analysis. -2) Scatterplot depicting the selected response against the selected parameter. -It is accompanied by distribution plots for both selections. -3) Heatmap based representation of correlation within interval (-1, 1) across all -selected responses and parameters. Each response has its own column, where each -row represents one of the selected parameters. We can select the currently active -response and parameter by clicking directly on a heatmap. -4) Correlation BarChart for the single selected response (from heatmap) and -all selected parameters in a descending order according to the correlation. - -.. image:: response_correlation.gif diff --git a/docs/ert/index.rst b/docs/ert/index.rst index f63a8a94bbc..fba5b907b0c 100644 --- a/docs/ert/index.rst +++ b/docs/ert/index.rst @@ -34,7 +34,6 @@ To understand the theoretical foundations of ensemble-based methods, head over t getting_started/updating_parameters/index getting_started/howto/plugin_system getting_started/howto/design_matrix - getting_started/webviz-ert/webviz-ert .. toctree:: :hidden: