Fix subsampling issues within StateArrayDataset
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Addresses issue #11 by bundling naive occs, posterior occs, and processed stats calculations. These are parallelized by file using
StateArrayDataset.parallel_map(). A pitfall to this approach is getting just the processed track statistics is now much slower for the user.Functionality changes:
clear()now deletesprocessed_track_statistics, since these must be calculated with occupancies. Added a test to catch this.calc_naive_occs()removed, as it's no longer needed.calc_marginal_naive_occs()removed, as it's no longer needed.calc_posterior_occs()bundled intocalc_marginal_posterior_occs(), no longer needed.naive occs were calculated incorrectly and was fixed now. The test for this was also incorrect and fixed now.
Minor changes:
_get_processed_track_statistics()removedLet me know what you think @alecheckert!