nilsbecker

about naming: `skip 4` to me means that every 5th element should be taken. so one has to be careful; maybe `skip` is not a good name, despite its ubiquity

that's very clear i find. one could argue that `take_every 5` is already enough but i guess that's taste

do you mean the `'increment` function in the type? i don't see yet how that would work; when updating one bin and maintaining the normalization at every update, all other...

on second thought maybe a special histogram data structure is too complicated. i guess that would only be needed if one wants to interrupt and later restart histogram accumulation.

hmm, i do see your point of enforcing the input to be a type that it naturally should be. i was more thinking about efficiency. now, the client has to...

Can this be released? I can't install pyml on ocaml 5.2 due to this dependency.

i'm not sure that will work. afaics `Py.Run.interactive` will launch a standard python toplevel. however what i'd need is something that can launch a jupyter python kernel. this is a...

see e.g. https://xeus.readthedocs.io/en/latest/dev.html

the ultimate dream would be if ocaml (via pyml) and an ipython jupyter client could take turns interacting with the running python jupyter kernel. this is already possible for two...

i did some more research and found a way to launch a kernel from python by using some classes that ipython provides. https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/stable/wrapperkernels.html this looks like it could be done...