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I have dificulty undertanding this method on MeasurementPair. A MeasurementPair sounds like something quite generic, but its is_colocated()-method is weirdly specific.
It references some CSV in the comment (what CSV? MeasurementPairs could come from any number of sources),
It relies on information in its measurement's extra, which sounds like it should be optional and cannot be relied upon in such a general method.
What's even weirder is that there is a more general is_colocated()-function in the same file, only slightly lower.
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Rijgersberg
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MeasurementPair.is_co_located() is weirdly specific to a certain data sourceMeasurementPair.is_colocated() is weirdly specific to a certain data source
Jun 28, 2023
wowtor
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MeasurementPair.is_colocated() is weirdly specific to a certain data sourceMeasurementPair.is_colocated() is specific to a certain data source
Jan 22, 2024
telcell/telcell/data/models.py
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I have dificulty undertanding this method on
MeasurementPair
. A MeasurementPair sounds like something quite generic, but itsis_colocated()
-method is weirdly specific.extra
, which sounds like it should be optional and cannot be relied upon in such a general method.What's even weirder is that there is a more general
is_colocated()
-function in the same file, only slightly lower.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: