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I thought it would be simpler to have the argument of the commands directly be the pickled file to load. As it is, both extract_features and feature_analysis require to specify both a folder name and a name of the dataset (without any naming extension, as the io.py function later adds .pkl by hand).
Wouldn't it be easier and more straightforward to let the user specify the dataset (with its extension) at any path? Then one can use automatic completion in the terminal to add the file.
If other people agree I can implement it.
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On Mar 9 2020, at 10:34 am, nrbernier ***@***.***> wrote:
I thought it would be simpler to have the argument of the commands directly be the pickled file to load. As it is, both extract_features and feature_analysis require to specify both a folder name and a name of the dataset (without any naming extension, as the io.py function later adds .pkl by hand).
Wouldn't it be easier and more straightforward to let the user specify the dataset (with its extension) at any path? Then one can use automatic completion in the terminal to add the file.
If other people agree I can implement it.
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I thought it would be simpler to have the argument of the commands directly be the pickled file to load. As it is, both
extract_features
andfeature_analysis
require to specify both a folder name and a name of the dataset (without any naming extension, as the io.py function later adds.pkl
by hand).Wouldn't it be easier and more straightforward to let the user specify the dataset (with its extension) at any path? Then one can use automatic completion in the terminal to add the file.
If other people agree I can implement it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: