- Make sure your are working with the latest version of
RGPR
. - Create a short and simple reproducible example.
You can use the GPR data from
RGPR
:frenkeLine00
, e.g.,x <- dcshift(frenkeLine00, u = 1:25)
- Open a new issue on github. Make sure that the title is clear as well as informative, the problem is well described, and don't forget to include a reproducible example.
Open a new issue on github or send me an email: [email protected]
You wrote some functions in R, Matlab or Python and you would like to make them available to RGPR? Send me the files with some graphics (before, after) and I will try to convert them in R or run directly from R.
You are welcome to improve the code and add new functionalities. We encourage you to inform us about what you plan to add, maybe we are currently working on that...
Please, try to follow our:
Follow the
fork workflow to
adapt the code locally and submit your changes (with pull requests). Make sure
that you are working with the latest version of RGPR
and use meaningfull
commits in present tense.
Once you submitted your code with a pull request, we will review your request. Maybe we will aks you to modify some parts of your code before we can approve your request. This is an iterative process.