Made kerneldiff to address #162
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… those which are really special cases/hyperparameter choices of a more general method; added a new ubermethod in the smooth_finite_difference module to simplify some plots and consolidate some thinking; updated the notebooks to agree with this brave new world; futzed with __init__.py files to also agree; and the optimization code; and reordered some things in the readme and tests because I now think iterated FD is logically second in the stack
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Now manually documenting things in here so they show up in the order I want.
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A lot of sections belonged to now-deprecated methods. They can get absorbed into one.
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Added deprecation messages to the docs, as well as warnings for runtime.
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| } # Methods with nonunique parameter sets are aliased in the dictionary below | ||
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| for method in [second_order, fourth_order]: # Deprecated, redundant methods |
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I realized basically all these methods I'm aliasing down here are redundant. An argument to truly consider them deprecated and remove them eventually.
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| from ._smooth_finite_difference import mediandiff, meandiff, gaussiandiff, friedrichsdiff, butterdiff, splinediff | ||
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| __all__ = ['mediandiff', 'meandiff', 'gaussiandiff', 'friedrichsdiff', 'butterdiff'] # So automodule from the .rst finds them |
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__all__ can go away because I'm now listing things in the corresponding .rst.
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reordered. Trying to keep to the same canonical order as the readme and Taxonomy paper. Presently updating the taxonomy paper between runs to reflect. It's good, much tighter in the corresponding section.
added deprecation messages to tons of functions throughtout the repo those which are really special cases/hyperparameter choices of a more general method; added a new ubermethod in the smooth_finite_difference module to simplify some plots and consolidate some thinking; updated the notebooks to agree with this brave new world; futzed with init.py files to also agree; and the optimization code; and reordered some things in the readme and tests because I now think iterated FD is logically second in the stack