Andrew Berger

I believe that the root cause can, at least in part, be tracked down to the implicit assumption that DataFrames passed to `TickStore.write` have monotonically increasing indices. For instance, this...

True, time does move forward in general... but isn't it better to explicitly check assumptions? Inserting historical data... just one of those things where it happens to be more elegant...

Also experiencing a related issue where `arctic.tickstore._assert_nonoverlapping_data` incorrectly raises an `OverlappingDataException`. Root cause is implicit unchecked assumption that data passed to `tickstore.write` is contiguous in time. Another relatively easy fix,...

My apologies, after further consideration: - contiguity is not well-defined without additional constraints (namely that the interval between ticks is fixed and known ahead of time) - The fix is...

Same problem here with tf 2.4.0 and the unconditional model provided in the README. I get a similar traceback for the conditional model: `TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument...

of note: the boundary of the discontinuity in the left image is at 200 in physical coordinates

I was able to substantially reproduce `apply_transforms` by setting the warp metadata to match `f`, as is the case for warps returned by `ants.registration`. This was not the case for...

Hmm, I'm confused. My intuition is that an affine transform should affect the mapping to voxels-space and that a displacement field certainly should. Let's say that I have a pipeline...

Thanks. I've read the docs and perused some of the notebooks but it's not yet clear to me how to do this. Could you comment as to whether it's possible...

This should be a simple matter of remapping the interpolation string into what's expected by the underlying library.... I'll try to get around to it sometime soon. The only question...