Yves Delley

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This is more of a question than an issue, and potentially a feature request. I have a class managing a kind of a graph data structure, where standard containers (maps...

... with `make install`. It seems something like a `SUBDIRS = io legacyio` is missing in `include/avr/Makefile.am`. However, so far there is no autogenerated `include/avr/io/Makefile.am` to match the autogenerated io...

I have been trying to use `attr.make_class` to create a class based on type annotations. This is exemplified by the following code: ```python import attr import inspect class Test: a:...

Feature

The suggested solution to (#75) as [implemented](https://github.com/nholthaus/units/commit/f5212553efd46491c36e3eeec184fcb208b6c5c3) is no solution at all. As others have pointed out (e.g. in [a comment](https://github.com/nholthaus/units/issues/75#issuecomment-311576791) by @JaapAap), relative and absolute are really not compatible...

This is either a follow-up to #188 or a bug report: I have been using quadpy for some time now to compute line integrals of vectorised functions adaptively using `quadpy.line_segment.integrate_adaptive`....

## Overview This is a design study to represent the origin/reference point with respect to which `quantity_points` measure their value. If there is a well-defined relation between origins of scales...

When working with hardware devices, there are many cases, where a physical quantity is denoted using an integer times a somewhat arbitrary base unit (e.g. steps of half a milliampere)....

enhancement

We currently have four different casts here: `quantity_cast`, `quantity_point_cast`, `quantity_kind_cast` and `quantity_point_kind_cast`. Those casts all happily perform any and all of the following tasks, depending on the argument types: 1....

enhancement

See issues #882 and #893. Another pull request (#894) apparently never got merged, maybe because it doesn't fix travis?

https://github.com/blei-lab/edward/blob/352596c3bc77e1cb5c01f77ac3283a53c74dbf21/edward/util/random_variables.py#L420 This looks like a residual from the past? `logging` isn't imported here... Maybe Travis CI should include a static code checker?