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Currently the C++ code in freud does not ensure that r_min is non-negative (>= 0) in several classes. Values of r_min < 0 should raise an error in the constructor like this:
This applies to classes like RDF and and other classes that deal with radial distCorrelationFunction
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The attr ranges could accept an interval of chars (according to ASCII). The attr ranges are mainly used by the plugins to define their attributes, e.g., see the attributes of this plugin.
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Implementing a simple Q-learning agent in Python that uses multiple technical indicators to make a decision of Buy, Sell or Hold.
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The
move_ratioproperty of HPMC integrators is confusingly named. It is documented as the "ratio of translation moves to rotation moves", but really it's the percentage of moves that are translational: the actual check that is performed is `bool move_type_translate = !shape_i.hasOrientation() || (move_type_select < m