Bartosz Telenczuk

BTW I did not have time to update numpile.py, but it should be easily done.

done! you should see it in the PR.

I disagree with `numpy.distutils` conventions: - many python packages put the packages in `src`. It definitely makes sense for spike_sort to use `src`, because we have multiple top level packages...

They say (my emphasis): > Enable “recursive” setup.py for **complex**, deeply nested packages I think the structure of spike_sort is still not that complex. I do not like the idea...

`coverage.py` is definitely the tool to use. There should be a way to exclude external dependencies. You might take a look at: http://nedbatchelder.com/code/coverage/source.html

The problem was investigated and it turns out that it lies in the c library used by matplotlib for plotting: AGG that applies antialiasing and complex path rendering (like bezier...

@belevtsoff could you document the new filter implementation?

Most datastructures in spike_sort such as spike waveforms, features, spike times are dictionaries with at least one key `data`. In addition, some can also include extra keys such as `is_valid`,...

> Because this will require changing a lot of code (I just "grep"ed the tree: tests, plotting. extracting, and components of course), it will be better to do this in...

could you fix linting errors? thanks!