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Handle multiple species #3

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hansvancalster opened this issue Apr 26, 2022 · 1 comment
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Handle multiple species #3

hansvancalster opened this issue Apr 26, 2022 · 1 comment

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@hansvancalster
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The current code was created with a single species in mind. Handling multiple species would be something to add in a future PR. Handling multiple species in the same database would require a different database structure. We could to add a global function that combines connect_db(), import_observation(), distance_matrix(), cluster_observation() and get_cluster(). That should make it easier to handle multiple species while using a separate database for every species.

Originally posted by @ThierryO in #2 (comment)

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The question is how to handle multiple species? By looping over the species and handling them one by one?

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