Closed Datseris closed 5 years ago
I like the "library" approach of DynamicalSystems.jl. Nevertheless we should take care about how much we copy from a single source if it doesn't have an open license; we don't want to make Norbert's editors angry. :smile:
Yes, immediatelly after I posted this I thought about it and realized copying is not the best approach for two reasons:
I could also have a final look or prepare something if you like.
Am 25.01.2019 um 13:30 schrieb George Datseris notifications@github.com:
Yes, immediatelly after I posted this I thought about it and realized copying is not the best approach for two reasons:
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I think this is solved now, since quite a lot of time actually...
I suggest that little by little we start enriching the docstrings of all RQA functions by copy/pasting the relevant text from Norbert's book. This will really make the RQA page a "library" page (which is my life-long dream with DynamicalSystems.jl).
For example, in the
determinism
we can copy paste:And so on and so forth.