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I think there is still a bug in MetricSpace related to the setting of maxlag. You can reproduce the example below with the newly introduced data module of scikit-gstat:
I guess the problem is the MetricSpace as it gets instantiated differently when maxlag is not an integer > 1. If I pass a float < 1 things seem to work properly:
Something that could be related:
I fixed an issue here:
Hey @redhog
I think there is still a bug in
MetricSpace
related to the setting ofmaxlag
. You can reproduce the example below with the newly introduceddata
module ofscikit-gstat
:gives:
If you build the variogram like:
we get:
I guess the problem is the
MetricSpace
as it gets instantiated differently when maxlag is not an integer > 1. If I pass a float < 1 things seem to work properly:Something that could be related:
I fixed an issue here:
scikit-gstat/skgstat/Variogram.py
Line 254 in 259c10f
Formerly, this line looked like:
For which pylint was always complaining cause it's bad practice.
I can somehow remember that you fixed a similar issue already, so maybe you know what is going wrong here.
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