add optional data_path parameter to generate_spectra_splits #1
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Optional parameter to allow people to specify a relative path where the SPECTRA splits will be stored
optional data_path variable. If specified, the SPECTRA splits will be saved at the specified path, it not, they will be placed in root folder, as they were before.
this commit fixes an integration bug where the spectra graph wasn't stored at the correct location similarly to the spectra splits
this commit fixes an integration bug where the spectra graph wasn't stored at the correct location similarly to the spectra splits
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added an optional data_path parameter that can be used to specify path where the spectra splits can be saved to. If left empty, the folder gets put in the root directory, as it was before. Beware: when specifying location, make sure to format the path as
<path/to/folder/>, with a final/. This is necessary to preserve the original implementation where the folders get written to the root folder without adding to much additional logic.