GAA-UAM / scikit-fda

Functional Data Analysis Python package
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Allow BasisSmoother to accept irregularly sampled data #499

Closed opintosant closed 1 year ago

opintosant commented 1 year ago

Alternatively, I have implemented a separate SparseBasisSmoother class which encapsulates the functionality of BasisSmoother in order to apply it to irregularly sampled data, in the format given in Issue #325

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