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The most promising development is in the dev branch where priority_flow is used. I have cherry-picked several commits from other branches, such that there are probably no "forgotten patches" missing from dev , but there are several that should not be (blindly) cherry-picked but rather serve as some useful code or ideas:
dev-slopes/ 8e0693b: mkslopes/create_pfl_slopes.tcl technically works, but Reed Maxwell has advised to use PriorityFlow instead of pftools to create slopes
The most promising development is in the
devbranch where priority_flow is used. I have cherry-picked several commits from other branches, such that there are probably no "forgotten patches" missing fromdev, but there are several that should not be (blindly) cherry-picked but rather serve as some useful code or ideas:dev-slopes/ 8e0693b:mkslopes/create_pfl_slopes.tcltechnically works, but Reed Maxwell has advised to use PriorityFlow instead of pftools to create slopesdev-slopes-Rthat uses the PriorityFlow R package may be of use, but this was not fully working (PriorityFlow : slopes' spatial distribution is faulty #10) and we prefer to use the Python package (priority_flow)