Closed msmiyels closed 10 months ago
I will review this today or tomorrow! When it comes to the linting issue, add # noqa: E203
at the end of the problematic line. That should do the trick
Ahh, good to know 👀 It did 🐱🏍
Thank you 😎
Ahoi Niko,
thank you for the good review ⚡
Oh man, you're totally right. Missed the metadata
point completely 🤦♂️
I'll stick to the structure for the existing raster_processing
tools and add the out_meta
to the output.
Will address this and any other point ASAP 🚀
Best, Micha
Ahoi Niko 🏴☠️
think I got everything on the requested changes list covered so far 🤗
The docs stuff was pretty new to me, when did we add that? 👀 However, the build marked some minor docstring inconsistencies in the derivatives module, which are contained in the PR as well.
The notebook has been changed due to returning tuple
instead of np.ndarray
, too.
Let me know if there are other things to be changed 🐱👤
Cheers, Micha
Edit:
We do not use the findpeaks
package for the implemented filters, so there's no need to keep it in (or change) the eis_toolkit
requirements 🧩
Looks great now! ✨ It's basically ready to be merged, but I noticed one cell in the notebook didn't unpack the out_image, out_meta
tuple and therefore threw an error; if you quickly fix that, I'll merge then!
We have had the doc files since the beginning, but I have forgotten them from time to time myself and they haven't been discussed very frequently. However, it was only a couple months ago we started automatically building a PDF out of the docs and also publishing them here: https://gispocoding.github.io/eis_toolkit/
Regarding findpeaks
: Good, makes things a bit simpler :D
Thank you ✨ Notebook is ready, then let's get it merged 😎
Good to know this for the doc's 🦄 Pretty handy ⚙
Modularized smoothing functions with example notebook.
There is one
flake8
error, that wants[x : x, y : y]
with no whitespace between the letters ([x:x, y:y]
). However, once corrected, black re-formats it to the version with whitespaces. May give an error in the GitHub actions.How we want to handle this?
Cheers, Micha