NOTE: I'd originally opened a PR to address this, but am now busy with other obligations + other PRs to respond to. So I'm opening it up as a good first issue for now, and will return to work on it if nobody takes it.

In pandas/core/groupby/generic.py::DataFrameGroupBy::_transform_general, it seems this branch is never reached:

Very cool project. This request may be similar to issue 10. Is there a way to print the Dense alignment images (yellow + blue=green) shown in the readme? Is Matlab (not free) required?

"Simply use:
imshow(image);
hold on;
pcshow(vertices);
view(2);"

Also (btw), I have seen haar cascades combined with dlib for facial detection speedups:

Due to the 2GB contiguous block allocation limitation of 32 bit systems, this line:

https://github.com/readbeyond/aeneas/blob/master/aeneas/audiofile.py#L447

might throw a MemoryError, causing an "unexpected exception".

We should:

1. catch it and log a meaningful error
2. document this limitation somewhere

I'm curious if one is able to align by, say comma, but only align to the commas in the section defined by another regex. So i can perform aligntab on the whole document, but have it align in sections

Figured an example would best express my question

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The Alignment (Graph) tutorial page makes heavy use of a 3-argument form of addVertex() that takes start position and length parameters in addition to the usual graph parameter. I could not find any such function listed on the Graph docs page (th

1. Create 'Cube', 'Cube.001', 'Cube.002'. Create collection 'Collection 1'.
2. Move 'Cube.002' into 'Collection 1'.
3. Exclude 'Collection 1' by clicking the check box on its left.
4. Goto 'Quick Align Planes' Grab Destination of 'Cube'.
5. Select 'Cube.001' select three points and hit 'Apply to Object' button.
6. Get error message "Object Cube.002 not in View layer 'View layer'".

Figure out a way to package up all the markdown wiki pages with the repository and pretty-print them out as an extended help option.

$: sb -btr -h

I will need to write a script to convert the markdown to something that looks nicer in the terminal.

There are big mistakes in the alignment parameter guide from the wiki. The --best parameter do not report only the best alignment whatever value is set.

The --best parameter works in conjunction with the --min_lis parameter. The --min_lis parameter is the one reducing the pool of candidates alignments (eg. --min_lis 0 means all alignments with at least 2 seeds will be computed whereas with --m