WIP: python bindings #194
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@mkazhdan. I have been using python bindings of an earlier version of your code through a separate project pypoisson created by @mmolero. It had been really useful, not just for me but to several others as well it seems. However, the pypoisson project is linked to version 6.3.
In this PR, I have created python bindings directly in your repository so it is easier to manage and update as and when you release new code.
In particular, created *pyx files to expose the
PoissonReconstructionfunction ofPoissonReconLib.cppto python. This is also mostly a copy-paste ofpypoisson's capabilities.Thanks for this wonderful tool, and thanks for @mmolero for the initial efforts.
I will mark this complete when I get a chance to work on a bit more.