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Hm, perhaps you can add a usage note/example for someone who isn't already familiar with computational topology? Say I have some list/array from which I plot my histogram - how do I use your example implementation, concretely. I noticed that get_persistent_homology() returns different results when the input is sorted or not. Also, what is returned exactly by that function? A list of Peak elements where each 'Peak' has left/right/born/died fields ... How do I get the 'real' peak from that?

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– maxschlepzig

2022-05-20 10:28:03 +00:00
Commented May 20, 2022 at 10:28

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