Parameter warnings #107
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Parameter warnings #107
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…ion if multiple distance related parameters are passed to linking trackpy
… for feature detection and tracking
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Thought it would be good to add depreciation warnings for the v1.3 release so that they are visible for a time before we fully remove the depreciated parameters |
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Issues #67 and #63 raised times in which duplicate or redundant parameters are used in feature detection and tracking. This PR adds future warnings for two parameters that are to be depreciated in future (min_num in feature detection and d_min in tracking) and adds an exception if multiple conflicting parameters are used. Example notebooks and tests have been updated to stop using depreciated parameters.