Closed adrien-berchet closed 2 years ago
No, it is a spatial segment defined by two points, e.g. [[0, 0, 0], [1, 1, 1]]
I see, thanks for the clarification!
You're welcome :)
Hey there, Is it possible to merge this and release a new version please?
Sorry, this fell off my radar.
I want to go through the math a bit better, but should happen soon.
Ok, no problem :)
I pushed a new commit to add the requested comment (https://github.com/adrien-berchet/voxcell/commit/21dd411922b6a262ac010323ad583faea4e80303) but it does not appear here. Do you know why? :thinking:
I pushed a new commit to add the requested comment (adrien-berchet/voxcell@21dd411) but it does not appear here. Do you know why?
Not sure; also, I can't make changes to the PR, so it would be helpful to allow maintainers to change it, if you can check that box.
The box is already checked
Maybe it's because this PR was opened when the repository was private and the fork sync was kinda lost when it was made public? I made my fork public too but it didn't fix this issue.
The box is already checked
Strange, because I can push to the branch. Was this PR made before the repo was public? I don't know.
I added you with write access to the repo; if you want to push the branch here, that will probably be easier.
Ok, I opened a new PR with the new commit: #11
A segment is a morphological segment?