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This step is often performed by users, but can be confusing. Create a "most common" path for importing in walk networks (perhaps from OSMnx) and support its conversion to peartree.
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In #672 and #624, we discussed how the Steinhardt order parameter treats particles with zero neighbors. Steinhardt assigns a value of NaN
. We need to check to see how other methods (Hexatic, Translational, SolidLiquid, LocalDescriptors) handle cases with zero neighbors.
The follow-up PR would basically be to review freud for other methods where this problem could arise and copy over the tes
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