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feat: choose the number of elements from the data (phase 6.4) - #141
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Add suggest_nelements and summarise_data, an Automatic setting, and one model manager method for the interpolator arguments that reads the saved settings instead of the class defaults. The feature panel shows the number and keeps a number that the user sets.
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October 7, 2026 15:03
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interpolation_size.pywithsuggest_nelementsandsummarise_data: they calculate a number of interpolation elements from the data.docs/usage/interface.mdare updated.Stacked on #140.
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