Philipp Schlegel
Philipp Schlegel
Hi! I would like to suggest adding support for the [x3d](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X3D) format that is used in e.g. browser-based visualizations. The files I came across are XML-encoded and hence pretty straight...
**Describe the use case that is addressed by this feature.** Hi! This is not so much of a feature but rather to prevent incompatibilities/issues with other libraries: Currently, `allensdk` has...
Hi! First things first: big fan of your library! Second: Apologies if that behaviour is expected and/or there is something about it in the docs that I didn't see. I...
Hi! First off: Thanks for this great library! I'm working with data where I frequently also need to apply the inverse transform, i.e `target->source` instead of `source->target`. I was wondering...
Reverse-cycling through open ends using Shift + Alt + R is not working on OSX.
With more and more FAFB neurons being chimeras of manually placed and imported nodes, it would be super useful to being able to visualise this in the 3D viewer.
It's not as good at preserving the mesh topology but it's decent and potentially much faster (and the Laplacian contraction can be finicky). Here's the Armadillo mesh (170k vertices) with...
Look into implementing a thinning-based skeletonization. See e.g. [this one](https://github.com/constantinpape/skeletor) based on `skimage`. For this, we would need to first voxelize the mesh which is straight forward with `Trimesh`. See...
Note to self: check out https://github.com/nmwsharp/robust-laplacians-py for the mesh contraction.
Some nodes (typically start and end nodes) can be the only ones "hit" by a wave. Consequently, the are moved to their own centre - i.e. do not move at...