I am glad you could use it. It was in a file I hadn’t included, but it is very simple:

function diff = rms(zs,VPs,data)
    model         = rf_forward(zs, VPs);
    model_cut  = model(1:length(data));
 
    % Misfit
    diff       = (abs(norm(data - model_cut)));

You have done a marvelous work. I tried to run your code from your thesis and found the error with error message:
Undefined function ‘rms_data_many’ for input arguments of type
‘double’.

Do you define “rms_data_many” function somewhere? I could not find it in the thesis appendix. Thanks for your help.

As you can probably tell from the date it is has been a while since I has worked on this, so I honestly can really tell without digging into it again from scratch. If you do find a solution please let me know as it would be nice to know if I was to use the template again.

Kind regards
Thomas

nice presentation. I’ve been using it now for quite some time. But one tiny little thing still annoys me and thats the missing frame number in the footline. I read a workaround for Warsaw theme (http://texblog.net/latex-archive/plaintex/beamer-footline-frame-number/) but it doesnt apply for PaloAlto, I tried it. When I try: \setbeamertemplate{footline}[frame number] the whole footline is overwritten and disappers but then there is a frame number.

Do you know a workaround for this? Stefan K (in the Warsaw workaround) looked into the beameroutertheme.sty and used information from their, but how can I transfer this workaround for PaloAlto?

I am using the standard Latex font. To change the font inside Latex have a look at my test of 73 builtin fonts for Latex:
http://www.tjansson.dk/?p=1436

Kind regards
Thomas