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First point in #7
Addressing second part of #7
Proposed in issue #9
…out biomass data Addressing 2nd sets of comments in #9
Addressing the comments in #9, the method was updated to use the iterative routine. Examples and tests, were also updated.
#9 Added the parameter`profiles`, which is the ID that identifies each unique soil profile P when running the weighting algorithm.
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Including the corrections from the Journal of Open Source Software review
Summary:
get_reference_neutron_fluxwas introduced, providing one value for the reference date, and having as a default date 2011-05-01, following previous studies (Zreda et a., 2012, Hawdon et al., 2014, Bogena et al., 2022).Hawdonetal2014andMcJannetandDesilets2023were added to the routinecorrection_incoming_fluxto account for differences in cutoff rigidity.pandasmethods, were improved to be type agnostic.