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Analysing crystal orientations and symmetry in Python
#### Description of the change See #372. #### Progress of the PR - [ ] [Docstrings for all functions](https://github.com/numpy/numpy/blob/master/doc/example.py) - [ ] Unit tests with pytest for all lines -...
I suggest to publish a minor v0.10 release, as we have seven new unit vector sampling methods, pole density function calculation, and a convenience method for placing the IPF color...
Currently, many functions taking in a `direction` parameter, which defines a sample or crystal direction, requires a `Vector3d` when set. We should really allow a list, tuple or NumPy array...
The `Miller` class inherits methods and properties from `Vector3d` and thus also `Object3d`. Currently, these methods and properties aren't handled properly: `Vector3d` * `empty()` * `from_polar()` * `get_circle()` * `get_nearest()`...
@emichr asked how to include for example a `CrystalMap` plot with scalebar and an inverse pole figure in two separate axes but in the same figure. This isn't shown in...
I'd like to write some class method constructors for Misorientations which generates them from paired lists or arrays of orientations, as well as some other misorientation-specific functions. Right now, Orientations...
Perhaps a silly question, but if you run cluster analysis, get some nice results and split your dataset into a small number of orientations (something that happens for most of...
The `Orientation` class inherits methods and properties from `Rotation`, `Quaternion` and `Object3d`. Currently, these methods and attributes aren't handled properly (e.g. symmetry isn't kept): `Rotation` * `__mul__()`: which object with...
General new-to-orix question, while thinking about code simplification: What is the purpose of the neo_eulerian classes in vector/neo_euler.py? All of Orix's math, by design, is done with quaternions. As such,...
I plan to restructure the orix documentation in a similar fashion as [I've done in kikuchipy](https://kikuchipy.org/en/latest/#learning-resources), based on the [Diátaxis](https://diataxis.fr/) framework. The changes I plan: * Separate the user guide...