feat: implement compute_directional_change (#907)#916
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feat: implement compute_directional_change (#907)#916mujju-212 wants to merge 10 commits intoneuroinformatics-unit:mainfrom
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- Implements signed turning angle computation using backward displacement - Wraps angles to (-π, π] using modulo identity - Handles zero-length steps (stationary animal) explicitly with NaN - Supports in_degrees parameter - Adds comprehensive tests covering edge cases - Adds gallery example using EPM dataset with behavioural zone analysis
…refine edge cases
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Closes #907.
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This PR implements the \compute_directional_change\ function as described in issue #907. It calculates directional change as the absolute turning angle divided by the time interval over which the turn occurs.
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