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Python bindings to interesting matlab libraries for data analysis
Are there any workarounds to make the package work with python 3? Do you have any plans of building a version which works with python 3?
The problem I have is the following: The code is: ``` set_false_flag() _ = hctsa.prepare() # Here Matlab freezes elevation_data = get_data() features_data = get_features(elevation_data) save_data(features_data) set_true_flag() print "Done" ```...
When trying to replicate the demo at https://asciinema.org/a/18771 on my OSX box I get an ImportError. Here is the code: ``` python from pyopy.hctsa import hctsa hctsa.prepare() ``` And here...
Hi, I am trying to install hctsa using octave engine and anaconda python 2.7 on windows. I have added octave to my path. However, now I get this error message:...
At the moment hctsa uses the system rng without controlling seeds, thus making impossible to control the output of stochastic operators. Ben would take care of this at some point...
Timeouts
Some computations in HCTSA can become unexpectedly slow. We could add a timeout parameter to avoid these dragging down all the computation. It seems to me that timeouts are not...
Most of pyopy is geared towards this. Ideally we would: - transfer each piece of data once into octave land - group all operators into a single call (matlab for/parfor/cellfun)...
Computations should provide the same result if running directly in octave/matlab or if run through the python bindings. Also, computations should provide the same results when run in different engines...
How long will it take this operator call? We should have a way to answer this from the catalog. We can keep with the (quite wrong) assumption that this depend...
[In the online catalog (and computational engine) for hctsa](http://www.comp-engine.org/timeseries/) there is some operator metadata that would be worth to bring into python land. - [ ] [Feature Categories](http://www.comp-engine.org/timeseries/browse-operation-code-by-category) - [...