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this [website](https://learn.scientific-python.org/development/) and the associated [cookiecutter](https://github.com/scientific-python/cookie) may be a nice one to try out

thanks for pointing this out @dstansby! I had a look and asked around a bit. It does seem like uv's functionalities for creating Python projects could be useful. Particularly its...

Matlab also has [pdist2](https://uk.mathworks.com/help/stats/pdist2.html) - the syntax is quite intuitive imo. Maybe worth a look 👀

From this helpful [thread](https://github.com/roaldarbol/animovement/issues/108#issuecomment-2634090575), SkepticRaven said: > As for using RLE, if possible I would recommend to use [coco's wrappers](https://github.com/cocodataset/cocoapi/blob/master/common/maskApi.c), licensing permitting (it uses simplified BSD). It's hard to read...

That sounds good, thanks @Mahi7828! The [kinetics toolkit](https://github.com/kineticstoolkit/kineticstoolkit) package looks very nice and relevant

sorry both for the delay and thanks for pinging me ❤️ I can have a look on Friday, but I know that would delay this work further, so feel free...

We decided we will write a guide to make explicit the currently implicit style rules for documentation. We can then explore if any of them can be automated or simplified.

We think the main use cases for the skeleton data would be: - visualisation - compute length of segments - compute angles between segments

The vector tests could be more consistent with the rest of the test base: - they use a class for the fixture when no parametrisation is shared - they use...

@lochhh found this [xarray-events](https://xarray-events.readthedocs.io/) package that could be useful here > This library makes it possible to extend a Dataset by introducing events based on the data. Internally it works...