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| Sep 24, 2013 | |
| 5 years 11 months | Since Rob has committed his precipitation spatial interpolation, the 2D_interpolation reference result had to be updated. Several members in filter classes could be made const/static/private. |
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Commit 1169, by Mathias Bavay | |
| Sep 23, 2013 | |
| 5 years 11 months | Compiling MeteoiIO ONLY static was actually not working... this has been fixed |
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Commit 1168, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 5 years 11 months | Slightly improved documentation on spatial interpolations and now really allowing linear regression on only 2 points |
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Commit 1167, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 5 years 11 months | Some headers were not included and the header files were not listed in any kind of convenient order... This is not fixed (find meteoio -name "*.h" | sort gives the order we follow) |
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Commit 1166, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 5 years 11 months | Pushing the version number to 2.4.0 in preparation for the next release |
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Commit 1165, by Mathias Bavay | |
| Sep 20, 2013 | |
| 5 years 11 months | Oups, the internal dem was not updated... |
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Commit 1164, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 5 years 11 months | small clean up (doc, spaces, indentation, unused variables) |
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Commit 1163, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 5 years 11 months | Redesigned algorithm for redistribution of solid precip on steep slopes. This is done by pushing precip from the top to the bottom of the slope. Curvature correction has been turned off. Now this redesign will be validated with laser-scanner data. |
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Commit 1162, by Robert Spence | |
| 5 years 11 months | The info string for the spatial interpolations was not being cleared between calls, leading to ever increasing content... Otherwise, using an ostringstream instead of stringstream in PNGIO and fixed a typo in the documentation. |
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Commit 1161, by Mathias Bavay | |
| Sep 18, 2013 | |
| 6 years 21 hours | one more type inconsistency |
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Commit 1160, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 6 years 21 hours | More size_t fixes (ie trying to be consistent) and a bug was found when spatially interpolating using a few specific algorithms that would not reset their internal vectors between two calls (thanks Matteo for helping uncover this bug!) |
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Commit 1159, by Mathias Bavay | |
| Sep 16, 2013 | |
| 6 years 2 days | Some "TODO" have been removed, a missing check has been added in Interpol1D:linRegression (at least 2 valid points are required), type inconsistencies have been fixed in FilterTukey and ProcessinStack. However using size_t for the meteo parameter ind |
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Commit 1158, by Mathias Bavay | |
| Sep 13, 2013 | |
| 6 years 5 days | more size_t... |
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Commit 1157, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 6 years 5 days | Still size_t stuff... |
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Commit 1156, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 6 years 5 days | Even more size_t fixes... |
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Commit 1155, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 6 years 5 days | Finally trying to address the unsigned int vs size_t issue... All index, etc that should be size_t have been made size_t in the data classes. |
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Commit 1154, by Mathias Bavay | |
| Sep 10, 2013 | |
| 6 years 8 days | More changes, according to "Using OCCI: best practices - An Oracle White Paper - May 2003". Now the same Statement object is used accross multiple querries (to reduce memory reallocations). |
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Commit 1153, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 6 years 8 days | Data prefetching is now turned ON in Oracle querries, leading to a x2 speed up (global speed up measured on data_converter) |
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Commit 1152, by Mathias Bavay | |
| 6 years 9 days | White spaces clean up, status messages in the stats test |
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Commit 1151, by Mathias Bavay | |
| Sep 9, 2013 | |
| 6 years 9 days | A new test has been created to cover basic statistical functions on vectors. Two bugs have been found and fixed when computing the derivative on a vector of data (the right derivative was in fact a left derivative and the case of X containing nodata |
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Commit 1150, by Mathias Bavay | |
