Emmanuelle Gouillart
Emmanuelle Gouillart
The big difficulty here is really the sorting of pixels, because just getting the boundary pixels can just be doing a logical xor (or a subtraction) between an object and...
Thanks for reporting the problem. I also tried with larger masks (I thought maybe there is not enough data to do the correlation) and then the two first axes are...
Hi @iliailmer thanks for your PR. It looks good, but we're missing unit tests (write unit tests on small images, 2D and 3D, with int and float types for example)...
@iliailmer yes, either images from ``skimage.data`` (you can downscale them for faster execution, or choose a ROI, since we want tests to execute fast enough) or synthetic data which you...
Thanks for the update! I left two more minor comments, and we would also need a gallery example :-).
Binder badges can be created by activating an option in sphinx-gallery, see https://sphinx-gallery.github.io/configuration.html?highlight=binder#binder-links
Out of curiosity, have you tried comparing with a third method, ie a more explicit embarrassingly parallel loop (eg with joblib.Parallel, with either the loky or the threading backend? https://joblib.readthedocs.io/en/latest/parallel.html)?
I think it's only worth adding type annotations if you add a mypy check in your CI, otherwise you do not guarantee consistency. I did not see such a check...
ok; so I should add this to the docstring of `dcc.Graph`, ie here https://github.com/plotly/dash-core-components/blob/dev/src/components/Graph.react.js#L15. Correct?
Sure it's on my list for today. Thank you for the clarification above.