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Hi there,
I've been recently reading about this Python library, because I needed to plot some periodograms. And it has proven to be a very frustrating experience. At first glance it seemed that WelchPeriodogram was a class, just like Periodogram itself. The same goes for DaniellPeriodogram. That caused me quite a lot of confusion until I read the souce code. And at least DaniellPeriodogram does have a class one can call, pdaniell, why not WelchPeriodogram? What am I missing?
Thank you for your effort though!
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@goznalo-git sorry for the confusion, I have developed spectrum a long time ago and my choice at that may not have been the best. The OOP was definitely a good choice but the user interface not. Since it is usde by quite a lot of users, I will probably keep it it this way for now for all back compatibities. I'll be happy to discuss more about it tough
Hi there,
I've been recently reading about this Python library, because I needed to plot some periodograms. And it has proven to be a very frustrating experience. At first glance it seemed that WelchPeriodogram was a class, just like Periodogram itself. The same goes for DaniellPeriodogram. That caused me quite a lot of confusion until I read the souce code. And at least DaniellPeriodogram does have a class one can call, pdaniell, why not WelchPeriodogram? What am I missing?
Thank you for your effort though!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: