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Feature: scattering ISO calculation #34
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Pull Request Overview
This PR implements the scattering ISO calculation functionality based on ISO 17497-1:2004, adding functions to calculate diffuse scattering coefficients and related parameters.
- Adds a new diffusemodule with functions for maximum absorption coefficient, baseplate scattering coefficient, and main calculation logic
- Implements comprehensive test coverage for the new functions
- Updates documentation structure to include the new scattering module
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Copilot reviewed 7 out of 7 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.
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| File | Description | 
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| imkar/scattering/diffuse.py | Core implementation of scattering calculations with three main functions | 
| tests/test_scattering_diffuse.py | Comprehensive test suite covering all new functions with various input scenarios | 
| imkar/scattering/init.py | Module initialization for scattering package | 
| imkar/init.py | Updates main package to include scattering module | 
| docs/modules/imkar.scattering.diffuse.rst | Documentation file for the new diffuse module | 
| docs/modules/imkar.rst | Removed original imkar module documentation | 
| docs/api_reference.rst | Updated to reference the new scattering diffuse module | 
Comments suppressed due to low confidence (3)
imkar/scattering/diffuse.py:95
- The function name 'calculation' is too generic and unclear. Consider a more descriptive name like 'calculate_scattering_coefficients' or 'diffuse_scattering_calculation'.
def calculation(
tests/test_scattering_diffuse.py:68
- The test function name suggests it tests negative N values, but the test actually uses N=5 (positive). The function name should be corrected to match what it actually tests.
def test_maximum_baseplate_scattering_coefficient_negative_N():
imkar/scattering/diffuse.py:95
- The main calculation function lacks test coverage. This is critical functionality that should have comprehensive tests to verify the mathematical calculations and edge cases.
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The function lacks input validation for the parameters. Consider adding checks for valid ranges, data types, and array shapes to prevent unexpected behavior.
| isd.maximum_baseplate_scattering_coefficient(N=-1) | ||
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| def test_maximum_baseplate_scattering_coefficient_negative_N(): | ||
| # Negative N is technically an integer, but let's check if it works | 
    
      
    
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The comment is misleading as the test uses a positive value (N=5). The comment should be updated to reflect the actual test behavior.
| # Negative N is technically an integer, but let's check if it works | |
| # Test the function with a positive integer value for N (e.g., N = 5) | 
Which issue(s) are closed by this pull request?
Closes partially #28
Changes proposed in this pull request:
calculation(reverberation_times, speed_of_sound, air_attenuation_coefficient, volume, surface_sample)calculates scattering, alpha_s, scattering baseplate, and alpha specular.reverberation_times(averaged over all measurement positions),speed_of_sound,air_attenuation_coefficientrepresents the values for all the test_cases (1-4) (could be another name)