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The instructions for installation from source mention OdesPy as an optional dependency, but don't say what difference OdesPy makes. Does it add functionality? Improve performance? As a JOSS reviewer, should I test PyStokes with or without OdesPy?
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@khinsen, OdesPy is not essentially for reviewing the code. OdesPy has been suggested as an optional dependency as it provides various fixed-step and adaptive-step integrators with a neat interface. The default integrator is scipy.integrate.odeint. Thus, once scipy is installed, all the examples of PyStokes should run.
I have now added a short note on this in the README when I list OdesPy as an optional dependency. Thanks.
The instructions for installation from source mention OdesPy as an optional dependency, but don't say what difference OdesPy makes. Does it add functionality? Improve performance? As a JOSS reviewer, should I test PyStokes with or without OdesPy?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: