Tommy

Great job writing this clear issue @selting ! Thanks a lot! Do you have time to investigate further and propose a solution? If not I will try to take a...

Interesting. Thanks for the detailed bug report. I'll look into it when I get the chance.

Hi. Thanks for letting me know about CuPy, and I'm very happy that you like KDEpy. Some thoughts: > I thought I would have a play and see if it...

@blasern : `linbin_Ndim` takes arbitrary data as input, and returns an axis-aligned grid with densities as output. So the answer is no. However, I believe that it does not matter,...

Very good points. I don't have all the answers, but some immediate thoughts: - Creating an `AnisotropicKDE` class where the user may *not* specify a grid is one possibility. The...

@blasern. Sorry for a very late reply. Here's what I am thinking. Starting from randomly generated data. ```python #!/usr/bin/env python3 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ Created on Wed Dec...

@blasern These are valid issues. I have some thoughts, but it's easier to explain with a blackboard. I suggest we discuss this after Christmas :)

Thanks a lot for this @dmentipl . I will look into it and get back to you soon! :+1:

Thanks for the update! I still want it up on conda forge, but haven't had the time to look at it. I'll keep it issue open. Where is your KDE...

Thanks a lot @theodoretliu . I'm interested in backwards compatibility in general - but more so to earlier versions of 3 than to Python 2, considering that Python 2 end...