Generate singular values all ROIs in compute_SVD()
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In this PR, I propose updating the singular value variables
S_movandS_motfrom 1-D numpy arrays to empty lists. The current implementation returns the singular values for only 1 ROI in the video whereas this update will allow the function to return the singular values for all ROIs in the video. The updated logic is similar toU_motandU_movvariables which contain the list of motion and movie SVDs, respectively for all ROIs in the video. These changes would resolve #107.There is also a minor fix for assigning the
savepathvariable in therun()function in this PR. This change would resolve #105.Please let me know if I need to address semantic versioning, provide further testing to ensure the code runs without issues, or produce any other changes that would be helpful.