Some comments here and there. In general, I would try to break up your file structure a bit. If I read your filenames it is pretty hard to understand how things interact and in most files you have a lot of static functions, so it seems like a file is not something that combines things that have one clear purpose but just a bunch of thrown together functions. Would try to divide by purpose / activity into subfolders like : imageprocessing, io, datastructure or something like that with dedicated files for specific things

[lucamarini22]

          Some comments here and there. In general, I would try to break up your file structure a bit. If I read your filenames it is pretty hard to understand how things interact and in most files you have a lot of static functions, so it seems like a file is not something that combines things that have one clear purpose but just a bunch of thrown together functions. Would try to divide by purpose / activity into subfolders like : imageprocessing, io, datastructure or something like that with dedicated files for specific things

A few things I point out depend a bit on how much you want this to be code for one project that should be comprehensible, but doesn't have to be reused or built-on later. If the latter then you may want to consider using:

• logging, e.g. with loguru
• cfg files for constants e.g. with toml , example
• some kind of tests to make sure things do what you expect them to do. Rasmus could show you how to set it up so it automatically runs on Github whenever you push to check nothing broke (see e.g. https://github.com/rasmusmarak/67P-Swarm/blob/main/toss/tests/point_rotation_test.py )

Hope it can help ✌️

Originally posted by @gomezzz in #3 (review)