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Sparse Fascicle Model #460
Commits on Dec 13, 2014
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BF: Make it work with different in/out situations.
On to test that it does something sensible (signal-wise).
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TST: Implemented tests for new interface to linear solvers.
Also: cleaned up some of the imports: import foo.bar as bar is prefered to: from foo.bar import this, that, the_other
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TST + BF: Test and improve the NNLS dipy.core.optimize interface.
Specifically, in the context of sfm
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RF: Testing the SKLearnLinearSolver interface.
This doesn't work, but I am not sure how this should be resolved.
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BF: Apparently
predict
should not be an abstractmethod.Also: that reference contained some non-utf chars.
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RF: Reshape once upfront and then again at the bottom.
To replace the acrobatics I was doing before.
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BF: For some (older?) versions of python, take care of cases in which…
… inputs are nans (?).
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BF: Changed the kwarg to the full 'signal'.
This will cause hella intermittent bugs on your Travis!
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Commits on Dec 14, 2014
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DOC: Small typo in SNR example.
Thought I would shove it in here as well. Addresses dipy#350