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Rich talks extensively about making the distinction about a schema and about the required data within a schema when being used. A person can have many things and only some (different) parts of its data will be required in different functions. That's what the new select is about. Is there similar functionality in malli? I see {:optional true} in an
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#857 made me realize that there is no dedicated Reference-section in the SimPEG-docs.
Example of a reference section (shameless plug): https://empymod.readthedocs.io/en/stable/references.html
I vaguely remember having talked once with @lheagy about how I handle references in empymod. But I think that was some years ago and I don't remember what we concluded. So I post it here to keep it
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In the apidocs, for each module there is a section "Module contents" at the very bottom. I am not sure what it is intended for. In the build, there is nothing displayed, just the headline. Does anyone have an idea what this is for? Shall we fix it or remove it?
For example here:
https://oemof.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api/oemof.tools.html#module-oemof.tools
Needs to allow for:
- hoc code should be read from string (See #143). hoc_path is not necessary anymore. Should be first argument after name.
- we need a morph_dir argument to specify morphology directory. when this is specified morph filename in hoc can be used.
- morph_filename, overwrite morph_filename specified in hoc
- hoc code should not have full path to morpho anymore (only morph_filename
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It would be nice if when the DICe analysis finished, it automatically opened ParaView and displayed the results superimposed over the images without having to do this manually
Describe the bug
When trying to download *.txt document from the pipeline DOCUMENTS tab - the downloaded file contains error instead of the document content
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Open any pipeline, select the DOCUMENTS tab
- Upload the document with
txtextension - Click the Download button next to the uploaded document (or click the doc
If you have
given n : int(..0)
given n : int(1..3,9..)
find a : int(-50..50)
such that a = n+n
with *.param
letting n be -5
letting n be 1
the first given n is ignored. Maybe we want it because of param refinement in several steps, but should be documented and it would be useful to output a warning, just in case it wasn't redefined on purpose.
If you have
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library(mboost)
myiris <- as.list(iris)
myiris$class <- factor(levels(iris$Species)[-nlevels(iris$Species)])
## Now fit the linear array model
mlm <- mboost(Species ~ bols(Sepal.Length, df = 2) %O%
bols(class, df = 2, contrasts.arg = "contr.dummy"),
data = myiris,
family = Multinomial())
# works
predict(mlm)
# gives weird error messa
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Add a Point Source Tutorial as NoiseModelling v2.0
A preliminary idea would be to provide a helper function that returns a callable that can be easily used with scipy.optimize functions or with scikit-optimize.
The returned callable would basically do three things:
- setup a new simulation (i.e., update from an existing setup with a new set of f
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- table should be filterable
- add 'reset to default'-button
- warn when key bindings collide
- adjust width of columns
- show action icons
Add examples
Add more examples:
- Figures 4.7 and 4.8 of Ward and Hohmann (added to Magnetic loop sources and magnetic receivers)
- Add examples for the following layouts:
- central loop (implemented in [TEM: ABEM WalkTEM](https://empymod.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/time_d
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In order to perform refactoring and to add new features with more confidence, we need unit, integration and end-to-end tests for:
algorithm parts. See
src/algorithmsReact parts - components and pages. See
src/componentsandsrc/pagesState management: redux reducers and sagas. See
src/stateThe infrastructure:
jestand@testing-libraryare already set up. Un