Sergio Rey

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Thanks for flagging this. I think we should deprecate the `_indices.py` module as much of this is now in segregation anyway and we have always had this as a private...

As the current philosophy in mapclassify is to assume away NANS, geopandas is doing the heavy lifting on dealing with the NANS for choropleths. I've been exploring some approaches to...

> @sjsrey do you want to get this into meta, or hang on until the next? Hang on.

> this adds a function to generate an array of colors from an array of values. I've [been toying](https://knaaptime.com/urban_analysis/05_access/simple_access.html#using-the-z-dimension) with pydeck lately, which, basically, requires a column of colors on...

# Kernels in PySAL This note collects issues, background, and proposals for **refactoring the treatment of kernels in PySAL**, especially in relation to bandwidth handling, standardization, and cross-module reuse. ##...

> So, should the `taper/as_decay` changes in [sjsrey#30](https://github.com/sjsrey/libpysal/pull/30) instead target `libpysal/kernels.py` rather than `libpysal/graph/_kernels.py?` > target `libpysal/kernels.py` > We would need to intercept arguments in order to force all kernels...

I think this test assumes we don't taper the 0 weights: https://github.com/pysal/libpysal/blob/71ace916cbc82b11228f0365b3a419808049a5cc/libpysal/graph/tests/test_kernel.py#L333 However, the default in main is to taper: https://github.com/pysal/libpysal/blob/71ace916cbc82b11228f0365b3a419808049a5cc/libpysal/graph/_kernel.py#L86 Not sure why the tests are passing in main?

@jGaboardi do we want to add `pyproj` to the deps in in `ci/313-min` to address these failing [tests](https://github.com/pysal/libpysal/actions/runs/18382037779/job/52370659553#step:7:2338)?

At the scientific Python dev summit, work will be done around the [lower-bound](https://github.com/scientific-python/specs/pull/374) of dependencies, with an eye towards making this consumable into CI so that projects can automate some...

> > It makes me a bit worried that pandana repo looks nearly deserted. > > Agreed. For the PySAL stuff along with other projects. Would vendoring pandana into segregation...