Niko Aarnio

Initially we implemented private functions for all tools, but this aspect our style guide has loosened to the point where it is not required anymore. I personally started shifting towards...

No worries. I was aware that they can be performed with the existing transformations functions, but I thought it a good idea to create public functions that are called `normalization`...

Hi @msmiyels , I am revisiting this now. So I agree that a good way to implement for example `normalize` is to just create a wrapper around `min-max` and enforce...

Should we add this to the toolkit under category such as `experimental` or similar? That could be a compromise solution that considers limitations/weak applicability of the method in MPM but...

Closing this PR now since it seems we do not intend to include this tool, at least for now.

@jtpesone and @chudasama-bijal , have you had time to look at this and #355 ? I am busy with other EIS issues and would like to avoid having to wrap...

Okay thanks @chudasama-bijal , then I'll proceed to merge this!

@nialov any ideas or opinions on these?

Thanks for the comments! > Personally I would keep all the similar command-line functions in cli.py so they are all easy to find. You could maybe add an e.g. cli_utilities.py...

Tagging you here @em-t in case you want to grab this. While implementing the CLI function, the toolkit function implementation should be checked if it's OK. I'm not sure for...