Allow Euler convention setting for calibration #637
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Some users strongly prefer to use a different Euler convention for calibration, such as extrinsic XYZ. It is easy to convert angles from one Euler convention to another. However, it is difficult to convert boundary conditions (min/max ranges for each angle) from one convention to another. So we add the ability to choose the Euler convention to use in calibration. This allows the min/max ranges to be specified in lmfit using that convention. Signed-off-by: Patrick Avery <[email protected]>
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Some users strongly prefer to use a different Euler convention for calibration, such as extrinsic XYZ. It is easy to convert angles from one Euler convention to another. However, it is difficult to convert boundary conditions (min/max ranges for each angle) from one convention to another.
So we add the ability to choose the Euler convention to use in calibration. This allows the min/max ranges to be specified in lmfit using that convention.