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a user might want to represent and evaluate multiple polynomials (different coefficients) with the same properties.
This is useful e.g. for gradients (= partial derivative polynomial for each dimension)!
add support for 2D coefficient arrays and adjust Numba jit compilation.
then the gradient can be returned as a single polynomial with the same exponents but 2D coefficients or multiple distinct
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Today polyfit() doesn't return fitting coefficient like NumPy's does, but NumPy's is only 1D. Now that localreg is multivariate, it would be nice to make it more similar to NumPy's for replacement. The ordering of the coefficients are more complicated for the multivariate case, but perhaps there could also be a class or something that could return a SymPy expression of the fit?
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To easily install pyMCR into non-ascii environment (e.g. Windows 10 in Japanese), it would be nice to replace the non-breaking hyphen (U+2011) in line 168 of README.rst into more common hyphen-minus (U+002D) to avoid UnicodeDecordError.
On Demo.ipynb, I guess several mcrals._c_mrd should be mcrals._c_mrd[-1] .
Anyway, this code is what I look for. Thank you so much to share your code!