Matthew Perry
Matthew Perry
Not sure what happened to it. I'll keep looking for another source of the same data, otherwise, we can find/create a new one (numbers would not be comparable so we'd...
Hi Matthieu, The Annealer.auto method is a heuristic which assumes the ideal temperature schedule will start at 98% acceptance and proceed to 0% acceptance. And it uses empirical results to...
See https://pythonhosted.org/rasterstats/manual.html#rasterization-strategy
Great idea, it would be very useful. I would love to support a more flexible mechanisms for rasterization, _only_within_ being an obvious choice for certain types of analysis. I'd also...
@brendan-ward I'll have to check out `clover`. I think netCDF direct might work as all I need to do is get the metadata to construct an affine transform and do...
That looks great! The y-direction and affine methods will come in very handy. When I get around to this I'll definitely give clover a whirl. Currently I'm just handling all...
Work started in `multiband` branch Still need: - [ ] bands for arrays (right now we assume 2D) - [ ] check for 2 or 3D (4D not supported) -...
[Bummer](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/30209624/numpy-mean-used-with-a-tuple-as-axis-argument-not-working-with-a-masked-arr) ``` array.mean(axis=(-1, -2)) # Works; the mean of the last two axes masked.mean(axis=(-1, -2)) # TypeError: tuple indices must be integers, not tuple ```
There is an open PR (https://github.com/numpy/numpy/pull/5706) that serves as a proof of concept fix. This would need to be applied to all the functions used by the stats: min, max,...
The frequency of printing is determined by the `updates` and `steps` properties. What does `oa.steps` and `oa.updates` give you?