Interface for data operations#101
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Yes, this is the binary operations mentioned by @mfiaudrin-epsyl and depending on #90 being merged |
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This PR implements the interface that allows you to perform two types of operations on data:
This PR also closes #104 by preserving transposition after a data manipulations (downsampling, interpolation, smoothing and unary operations)
You can test this feature in the data manipulation component. Simply open the corresponding accordion (data smoothing or unary operations) and give it a try:

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I need you to approve the PR #90 in order to implement a common interface that lets you choose between unary and binary operations.