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Other `continuous` datatype have no problems with this: ```python spy.SpectralData(data=data, trialdefinition=trldef) # however this fails spy.CrossSpectralData(data=data, trialdefinition=trldef) >>> TypeError: CrossSpectralData.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'trialdefinition' ```
At least for the coherence, sequential and parallel computing do not give the same results: ```python import numpy as np import syncopy as spy import syncopy.tests.synth_data as synth_data import dask.distributed...
It's a nice feature used by major packages like matplotlib: https://sphinx-gallery.github.io/stable/index.html Let's think how we could make use of that in our documentation. And when we're at it, we could...
According to the [Numpy doc](https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/arrays.classes.html#numpy.class.__array_ufunc__) we could try to add `__ufunc_array__` methods to our data classes to automatically allow numpy ufuncs like `np.real`, `np.abs` and so on to work with...
## The Problem Trying to find why the `--full` tests where always failing for `test_csd_arithmetic` I stumbled upon a general issue which surprisingly was not covered by any other test...
## Current State and Problem Right now, we are implicitly (down-)casting everything to double float precision (32bit for real, 64bit for complex). As touched upon in #264, we should at...
## Current Situation At the moment we have an overloaded `time` axis: holding both the actual samples of a trial which actually has a time axis, and the trials even...
There are many high-level concepts and rules within Syncopy, not all of them self explanatory. We should enhance the developer guide: https://syncopy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/developer/developers.html to cover topics like data class interfaces and...
Tutorial for the supported connectivity measures. Relevant synthetic data is already used for the respective frontend tests in `/tests/test_connectivity.py`
Write a tutorial for basic spectral estimation with syncopy. Best to make use of the respective backend tests in `/tests/backend/test_timefreq.py`