Matěj Týč

There is an idea in the air - calculate std. dev. from the CPS "background" and compare it to the peak value.

So what about https://imreg-dft.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cli-advanced.html#large-templates? The tiles API is not described to a great detail, but you can figure things out by using the `ird-show` utility. You have also mentioned that...

This is actually the right approach. The constant image dimensions are important wrt the DFT, so in order to prevent unwanted clipping, one has to have a buffer made of...

Hello, thank you for the contribution. I can see that there are some issues with the code as it doesn't pass tests. However, we will figure it out as I...

Thank you for your point, I will review it and incorporate into the code later this week. If you would like to create a pull request and therefore become a...

Great! Regarding the magical coeff of 1.2, I vaguely recall that I have considered a good idea to have some kind of a buffer before transformations. There may, of course,...

It is a somewhat tricky issue - Python doesn't know the encoding of the file you are trying to write, and this is a problem for python2. Although it can...

I think that as we write an HTML file, we know that we use the UTF8 encoding, so it should be fixed in the code.

The error message simply says that you don't have the `gi` module available when running the daemon. Please come up with a full reproducer so we can perhaps give a...

It is important to say that even if we disable Anaconda remediations, rules are still remediated as the ensuing remediations are capable of installing packages, enabling services, and so on....