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refactor soft edge generation into a function #31

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@alisterburt alisterburt changed the title soft edge written as a function (refactored) refactor soft edge generation into a function Jun 5, 2024
@milesagraham milesagraham merged commit c155b0c into main Jun 5, 2024
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milesagraham added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 5, 2024
* restructure cli imports

* refactor soft edge generation into a function (#31)

* soft edge written as a function (refactored)

* make soft edge function work on copy of the original array and returning and output instead of changing 'in place'

* restructure cli imports

* remove redundant imports

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Co-authored-by: milesagraham <[email protected]>
milesagraham added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 5, 2024
* use Path types everywhere

* refactor soft edge generation into a function (#31)

* soft edge written as a function (refactored)

* make soft edge function work on copy of the original array and returning and output instead of changing 'in place'

* restructure cli imports (#29)

* restructure cli imports

* refactor soft edge generation into a function (#31)

* soft edge written as a function (refactored)

* make soft edge function work on copy of the original array and returning and output instead of changing 'in place'

* restructure cli imports

* remove redundant imports

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Co-authored-by: milesagraham <[email protected]>

* use Path types everywhere

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Co-authored-by: milesagraham <[email protected]>
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