Philip Bulsink

I think there's a way to better interpolate based on series prediction from `n` points on each side of the target - and doing a left-extrapolation from data after the...

To clarify my above comment, this could be the 'worst case scenario' of (for example) speed or RPM being interpolated between a sustained maximum and a sudden decrease (at brake...

Looks like `telemtry.slice_by_lap()` actually requires a lap object to be supplied as a parameter, not just an integer value as I had assumed. Since `laps.pick_lap()` takes only a length one...

So, I looked at this and drafted up the code - but (critically) the fastf1 return doesn't include the `driver_id`. If we use `.pick_drivers()` we get a data.frame of telemetries...

^ Above commit currently doesn't leave driver_id column in results...

Maybe it's better to update the function to allow for lap selection, but keep it limited to single driver returns? One could always manually `rbind` their drivers' telemetry data.frames outside...

This is now part of FastF1 (python) and we'll have to adapt our code to match: https://docs.fastf1.dev/changelog/index.html#what-s-new-in-v3-1-0

See https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-devel/2023-July/082722.html for what's likely a related fact. Could be buried in a different package blocking renv build

I've raised a issue: https://github.com/rstudio/reticulate/issues/1544

Per the advice at the issue I raised there #1544, I confirmed that running the Github Actions with dev reticulate allows everything to proceed correctly. Since this isn't our issue,...