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I don't see myself doing that for a number of reasons.
- The Vibration Toolbox is tied to introductory vibration material. It's designed principally to be an educational tool for an undergraduate level course. If it actually does anything useful, it's minimal. That's a bit different from the testing module.
- I have a substantial coauthor for this repository and they haven't contributed to the other, which leads to:
- The organization of a merger would be that much more complex and take some rethinking. It's not something I'm interested in.
- The purpose of the testing repository is a companion to a manuscript that is about 60% complete. It's cleaner that I keep it separate. I may not finish that manuscript, but the fact that it's all more advance material that is documented in that manuscript distinguishes it.
- I'm not specifically implementing anything in Inman's Vibration & Control book. I haven't looked at it since I took the class from him. No offense to him, but the details of the code go deeper into the signal processing, etc., than I recall being in the original text. Perhaps there is more now, but then again, his text and my manuscript have very different objectives.
Dependent packages aren't hard to import from and fuse in an import, but laying them out logically would take time I'd rather spend, if I find it, to implement more Vibration Testing algorithms (ERA, for instance, etc.). I'm not sure I will- I'm a bit busy otherwise, but I have that hope. If you would like to, I would certainly entertain such pull requests. As for Dan's text, if there is something in there you would like in a module, I'm happy to consider if it would make sense in either of these, or if a module for that text should be started (though I am not volunteering for that effort).
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- Doc string corrections. HOT 1
- Word `iPython` on documentation should be changed to `Jupyter` HOT 1
- Jupyter Notebooks HOT 2
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- Developer notes / Contributing HOT 10
- Notebooks organization HOT 6
- Needs beams and rods test cases for all boundary conditions.
- FRF code should be vastly simplified so any mode/frequency pairs can be used in call
- Interactive functions may need to be retested HOT 11
- Embedding widgets in sphinx docs- should this work? HOT 2
- ema examples not working when followed by user.
- modes_system in mdof- if C is proportional, wd ≠ w if C ≠0
- modes_system in mdof- example is impossible HOT 1
- Implementing unit tests HOT 5
- "@" is a python operator? HOT 3
- `eval` should not be used
- I think setting up travis-ci is not quick and easy now HOT 3
- Vibration tool box HOT 1
- Error: module 'vibration_toolbox' has no attribute 'time_plot' HOT 6
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