Adding CV as a function inside a script for easy imports #2
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# CHANGES MADE TO THE CODE: # - Modified the spacing so that a tab equals four spaces. # - CV* metric adapted into a function. # - The function now outputs a dictionary with the results. # - Printing the output is optional (set the `verbose` flag to True). # - Added a simple function to check the correctness of the CV function. NOTE: only partial coverage.
Turn the CV code into a script for easier imports
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(I guess the edits to the README are something you would probably want to change, but that should be easy to do.) |
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Hi Anya,
The title is self-explanatory; I've found it easier to work with the code after some modifications. Maybe you'll find them useful as well.
Best wishes,
Emiel